Muhammad Hashaam

[Jeffrey A Tucker @jeffreytucker]

My entire life, I never understood why civilizations fall. Now it seems incredibly obvious. A corrupt ruling class seizes control of all commanding heights, disenfranchises the people, disregards the common good in favor of their own privileges, steals everything, done.

[TIME @TIME]

The election, which will hardly be free or fair, comes at a time when there's never been a more critical moment for a credible vote, writes Michael Kugelman
https://t.co/obtOGlB1im

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

Imran Khan has been convicted, again. The biggest beneficiary is likely to be Nawaz Sharif, Mr Khan’s political opponent and another former prime minister, who looks set to win the upcoming election with the army’s backing https://t.co/8FBsaF0Wv9 👇

[World Times @WorldTimesWT]

Jailed ex-Prime Minister Imran Khan is the top pick for Pakistani finance professionals to oversee the cash-strapped economy’s recovery, according to a Bloomberg survey published this week.

#ImranKhan, barred from contesting the Feb. 8 election, was ranked highest among 12 traders, economists and analysts from some of the nation’s biggest brokerages. Respondents cited the former cricket star’s “enduring popularity” as a key reason, saying he would be able to push through market-focused reforms in the long run.

“Three-time former premier #NawazSharif came second and #BilawalBhutto Zardari, a scion of the influential Bhutto clan, was a distant third, with some of those surveyed citing a distrust of dynastic politics.”

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

Imran Khan has been convicted, again. Pakistan’s generals are sidelining his party ahead of a general election https://t.co/jIiKBCaCT5 👇

[Bloomberg @business]

Jailed ex-Prime Minister Imran Khan is the top pick for Pakistani finance professionals to oversee the cash-strapped economy’s recovery, according to a Bloomberg survey https://t.co/vf389kd1f8

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

If Pakistan’s elections are held under the current circumstances, “they would be a disaster,” the former prime minister warns. “The only viable way forward for Pakistan is fair and free elections,” he argues in a guest essay https://t.co/rflLNeAodb

[TIME @TIME]

As Pakistan approaches fresh elections on Feb. 8, its military kingmakers are using every trick at their disposal to sideline the nation’s most popular politician https://t.co/UvnXyvcxOd

[Bloomberg @business]

Pakistan experienced an internet disruption that left social media platforms inaccessible while jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s party held a virtual election rally https://t.co/5cKTqmQfNF

[TIME @TIME]

A big question is why the international community—especially the U.S., which under President Biden claims to have made democracy promotion a key foreign policy priority—has been so muted in the face of brazen irregularities in Pakistan’s election process https://t.co/p0XXIlzg7Q

[TIME @TIME]

Pakistan’s military kingmakers can keep former Prime Minister Imran Khan out of power, but they can’t keep his popularity down https://t.co/Ky7MLivWVb

[Muhammad Hashaam @M_Hashaam]

@FootyHumour No direction!

[Imran Riaz Khan @ImranRiazKhan]

حضور آپ بذات خود مجھے ٢ مرتبہ بین کروا چکے ہیں۔ اور آپکی پارٹی ۵ مرتبہ جبکہ آپکے دور کے پیمرا کے کیسز الگ ہیں۔ پہلے اپنی منجی تھلے ڈانگ پھیرو جناب۔۔

[Rio Ferdinand @rioferdy5]

Mountains are there to be climbed.... Correct Ole! @ManUtd

[Footy Humour @FootyHumour]

When you leave Barca to exit Messi's shadow but end up in Lukaku's...

[Footy Humour @FootyHumour]

Who do you want as the next permanent manager of Manchester United?

Man Utd fans:

[Muhammad Hashaam @M_Hashaam]

@wajih_sani Bhai ye makafat-e-amal hai tabhi to bhugat raha hai apka “Mian”

[Muhammad Hashaam @M_Hashaam]

@SoberYetStoned 🥳🥳🥳🥳🤩🤩🤩🤩😍😍😍😍

[Muhammad Hashaam @M_Hashaam]

@SoberYetStoned Auqaat say bahar ho raha tha. Lekin bhai kamaaal. Still can’t believe it

[Muhammad Hashaam @M_Hashaam]

@SoberYetStoned Brutally !! Just remembered that picture with a bottle. Bottled it !! 😂😂😂