The military has put its faith in the former PM for a fourth time, and the public are likely to follow suit in this week’s election
With days to go before Pakistan goes to the polls, the feverish buzz and boisterous rallies that usually mark the campaign season have been unusually muted.
“There is a sense among many people that the outcome is already predetermined,” said Samina Yasmeen, a fellow from the Australian Institute of International Affairs.
Continue reading…The military has put its faith in the former PM for a fourth time, and the public are likely to follow suit in this week’s election With days to go before Pakistan goes to the polls, the feverish buzz and boisterous rallies that usually mark the campaign season have been unusually muted.“There is a sense among many people that the outcome is already predetermined,” said Samina Yasmeen, a fellow from the Australian Institute of International Affairs. Continue reading…