Nawaz Sharif

position of 'Chief Executive,' effectively removes the power of the previous 'Chief Executive,' while strengthening Musharraf, thus allowing Musharraf to be an efficient ruler. Machiavelli highlights the importance of gaining power while leaving others down, and Musharraf definitely showed that aspect of ruling with his amendments and appointment to 'Chief Executive.' Machiavelli states that a ruler must not be "despised and hated"(76) to prevent conspiracies against them, which Musharraf utilized to gain power over the people and improve Pakistan's economy. Because of this Machiavellian principle, Musharraf was able to throw out the government, with himself as the leader of a coup executed on October 12, 1999, against Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif("Pervez..."); this coup was successful, since the people and the army did not like the previous government because they were not helping with their problems. Musharraf even stated, they had "no constitutional solutions...to the problems that the country was facing"(Profile...). Unsatisfied with their government and optimistic towards Musharraf, Musharraf was able to overthrow and appoint himself as 'Chief Executive.' With this title, Musharraf held a greater responsibility to the people of Pakistan and with great power comes great responsibility.Another way Musharraf demonstrates the Machiavellian element is when, as head of the army, he and his army built miles of irrigation canals, necessary for Pakistan's agricultural…

Nawaz Sharif was first made the prime minister in 1990. The previous Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto had been released by the President Ghulam Ishaq Khan for either being corrupt or inefficient. During Sharif 's first term he started making state-owned businesses private businesses. Sharif also led a nuclear program that stopped funding from the United States. These things led the President to also dismiss Sharif. The second time Sharif was made the prime minister, he changed the law that made it…

As expected, PML won the election and Nawaz Sharif became Pakistan´s new Prime Minister. Many revolts were held but it did not affect Sharif due to his power of corruption. Then he started what is also known as legalized plunder by Bastiat. As Bastiat mentions “The law perverted! And the police powers of the state perverted along with it! The law, I say, not only turned from its proper purpose but made to follow an entirely contrary purpose! The law become the weapon of every kind of greed!…

to stop them from achieving their dreams” (Bina Shah). Benazir’s government couldn’t last long during their first phase. She faced several problems in her first term. The main problem came from the opposition, which was a joint opposition led by Nawaz Sharif. Corruption charges were alleged by the opposition and Benazir’s government couldn’t last longer. President Ghulam Ishaq Khan dismissed Benazir’s government in 1990, and called for new elections. Elections were held in October 1990 and…

FOREIGN POLICY OF BENAZIR: Benazir Bhutto's international technique was doubtful. In her second phrase, Bhutto extended Pakistan's relationships with the entire world. Like her dad, Benazir Bhutto sought to improve relationships with socialist declares, and she examines out to Libya improved the relationships between the two nations. Benazir also thanked Muammar al-Gaddafi for his tremendous tasks and assistance for her dad before and during Zulfikar's trial in 1977. Ties continuous…

Malala did not win but was nominated again for the Peace Prize in 2014. In October, she won the Nobel Peace Prize, becoming the youngest individual to win the Nobel Peace Prize. Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif said, “She is the pride of Pakistan.” On July 12, 2015, her birthday, also known as Malala Day, she continued to take action on global education by opening a school for Syrian refugee girls in Lebanon. In October 2015, a documentary was made about her life. THe documentary was…

society. But I wouldn't consider it as a positive impact. Although it is a common act that has been seen throughout our world history, and in many cases, it is a form of cry for help, it usually ends up in two ways. Violence or a cease. I am for civil disobedience since it demonstrates how people who share the same belief can gather and use their communication skills rather than using weapons to murder the opposing party. But although I am for it, one has to be realistic and realize that these…

However, they were hardly used to punish people. It was in the 1980s when former Pakistani President and military dictator General Zia-ul-Haq amended the laws and added new clauses to it, introducing harsher penalties, such as the death penalty. General Zia also started an Islamization process in Pakistan during the ‘80s, when Islamabad was a key US ally against the Soviets and their occupation of Afghanistan. It is the time when religion and politics infused and the Islamic radicals were…

Given the ravages of unbridled free market capitalism, they must rethink their economic policies to make them serve the citizens to whom they owe their power”. We can take the example of (Metro-Project), a land-mark achievement of PML-N. But there is a brutal reality behind this project. The materials used in the construction of the tracks of Metro-Bus like (Cement, metal rods, tile etc.). These all came from the factories of Sharif brothers who are in the power and they are reimbursing this…

That same year, she was selected for a Nobel Peace Prize. She didn't win the prize, yet was named as a candidate again in March 2014. In August of that year, Leanin.org held a live visit on Facebook with Sheryl Sandberg and Yousafzai about the significance of education for young ladies as far and wide as possible. She discussed her story, her impulse and family, her plans for the future and advocacy, and she reply a different kind of questions and curiosity from social networks’ users. In…