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 In a surprising turn of events, Pakistan's political arena finds itself in the midst of a significant upheaval as Prime Minister Shahbaz Shareef's government faces the possibility of an early end to its tenure. Coalition parties, instrumental in securing the government's stability, have reportedly decided to dissolve the National Assembly, marking a critical juncture in the nation's political landscape. Prime Minister Shahbaz Shareef, leading the government since his assumption of office, had aimed to complete the full tenure. However, recent developments indicate that this may no longer be the case. Reports suggest that coalition parties, integral to the government's strength, have reached a consensus to dissolve the National Assembly, signaling a shift in the balance of power and leaving the government's future hanging in the balance. https://twitter.com/thepakistan2021/status/1681371888776536065?s=20 While the precise motivations behind this decision are sti...

 Brad Sherman, the U.S. Congressman from California's 30th district, has long been known for his insightful analysis of global politics. Recently, he turned his attention to the political landscape of Pakistan, a country that has been the focus of much international attention in recent years. Sherman's assessment of Pakistani politicians is both nuanced and critical. He recognizes the challenges that politicians in the country face, including corruption, sectarianism, and a lack of institutional support for democracy. However, he also sees hope in the new generation of politicians who are emerging in Pakistan. https://twitter.com/thepakistan2021/status/1653615855698321411?s=20 One of the key issues that Sherman identifies is the pervasive corruption that has plagued Pakistani politics for many years. He notes that this corruption has undermined trust in the political system and made it difficult for politicians to address the country's most pressing problems. Sherman believ...