Shehbaz Sharif

'Asim Munir has no such plans': Shehbaz Sharif denies military coup build-up in Pakistan

PM Shehbaz Sharif claimed Field Marshal Asim Munir has never expressed any desire to become the president, dismissing rumours of a potential change in the country's leadership

How Pakistan's generals and rulers become billionaires as country creaks under record debt

It is no secret that Pakistan is currently struggling. Prices are increasing, the standards of living are dropping, and the common man is suffering. Since 1984, Islamabad has sought a bailout from the International Monetary Fund nearly two dozen times. However, Pakistan’s financial situation does not seem to apply to its elite – the generals and rulers – some of whom have become billionaires

How Pakistani military has metastasised like cancer inside society

The public plays along as the military intensifies its anti-India narrative and false propaganda and the Generals prosper at the expense of the economy

India slams Pakistan at UN meet, accuses Islamabad of violating Indus Waters Treaty by supporting terrorism

At the United Nations Glaciers' Summit, India said that it was Pakistan that violated the Indus Waters Treaty by supporting and fostering cross-border terrorism, rejecting Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's accusations

Is Shehbaz Sharif's 'ready to counter terror' peace offer another trap for India? What history says

Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif’s latest offer of peace and counter-terror talks with India comes amid fresh tensions and echoes a familiar pattern of diplomacy followed by betrayal. With recent attacks and intelligence inputs raising red flags, history offers a cautionary tale—raising doubts over whether this renewed outreach is genuine or another strategic ploy.

'Ready to counter terrorism': Pakistan's Shehbaz Sharif seeks talks with India again

Sharif embarked on a four-nation trip this week to seek support from allied nations against India's Operation Sindoor and the subsequent military conflict between the two countries

Is Sharif handing over Pakistan's political keys to Munir?

Pakistan’s army chief Asim Munir is stepping into an increasingly visible leadership role, from co-chairing investment councils to joining Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on diplomatic visits. With a rare promotion to field marshal and growing military sway over governance, is Pakistan witnessing a shift in power from elected officials to the military brass?

Istanbul: Pakistani Field Marshal Munir meets Turkish President Erdogan, along with Pakistani PM Shehbaz Sharif.

Pakistani Army Chief, Field Marshal General Asim Munir, widely regarded as the de facto power centre in Islamabad, met Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Istanbul. He is accompanying PM Shehbaz Sharif as part of a visit to friendly nations that backed Pakistan during recent military escalations with India.

Sharif plans visits to Turkey, Azerbaijan over support during India's Op Sindoor

According to the Foreign Office, the prime minister during the visit would have “wide-ranging discussions with the leaders of these countries on the entire range of issues covering bilateral relations and matters of regional and international importance”

How Turkiye’s pro-Pakistan stance will cost it dearly

Turkiye’s immature stance will cost it economically, diplomatically, and in public perception