PML-N needs a leader; split looms for PTI

Nawaz Sharif has finally flown out but it’s not curtains yet. It’s now the beginning of Act 2 of the ongoing political saga.

The cruelty in Pakistan over Sharif’s health

While we sink deeper into the hole we have dug for ourselves, the establishment remains the elephant in the room.

Khan, however, regretted that the Sharif family was 'playing politics' on the 69-year-old politician's health.

'Sharif would not submit any indemnity bonds worth Rs 7 billion for removing his name from no-fly list,' PML-N leader said.

The “deal” theorists suggest that Maryam Nawaz will be accompanying her father on his journey.

The Pakistan government decided to let Nawaz Sharif go abroad for treatment due to his critical medical conditions.

Sharif was admitted to hospital in Lahore on Oct 22 after his platelets dropped to a critical low level of 2,000.

Sharif will be discharged and transferred to Sharif Medical City, a medical college in Lahore, on Wednesday.

Sharif illustrates that even bourgeois politicians can turn against their masters, let alone the working masses.

The split it caused between the PML-N and the establishment was the beginning of the fight we are now caught in the middle of.