ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's two major political parties in the current ruling dispensation -- the PML-N and the PPP -- on Saturday ...

Pakistan’s two major political parties in the current ruling dispensation – the PML-N and the PPP – on Saturday announced to jointly contest the upcoming by-elections.      The decision by the ...

Pakistan’s two major political parties in the current ruling dispensation – the PMLN and the PPP on Saturday announced to ...

According to The Express Tribune, citing the Election Commission of Pakistan, polling for NA-96, NA-104, and PP-98 (Faisalabad) is scheduled for October 5. By-elections in NA-143 (Sahiwal), NA-185 ...

Though candidates backed by Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party won 93 out of 265 National Assembly seats, it was not enough to form a government. Sharif’s Pakistan Muslim League and Zardari ...

The governing Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz and other groups managed to cobble together the two-thirds majority needed to change the Constitution in a session that continued into the early hours of ...

Though candidates backed by Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party won 93 out of 265 National Assembly seats, it was not enough to form a government. The Pakistan Muslim League and the Pakistan ...

The Pakistan Muslim League, led by former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, officially launched its general election campaign in Punjab province. The rally followed a Supreme Court ruling that lifted a ...

Sharif's party, Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), is considered a front runner to win elections scheduled for Feb. 8, with Sharif's main rival, former prime minister Imran Khan, in jail and ...

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Pervez Musharraf created PML (Quaid) in 2002 followed by All Pakistan Muslim League (APML) in 2008. All India Muslim League, the mother of all leagues was founded on 30 December 1906 at Dhaka.

This manifesto was passed at the Pakistan Muslim League [PML] Council meeting in Dacca between October 11-13, 1957.