what stands out from shebaz is once he puts his mind to something, he gets it done.orking in collaboration with and the guidance of his older brother in the uk, so, once he does that, things will be different.— does that, things will be different. ~ ., ., ,, , ., different. what happens to him now? is his _ different. what happens to him now? is his political— different. what happens to him now? is his political future - now? is his politicalfuture over? now? is his political future over? �* , , ., now? is his political future over? �*, , ., ., over? it's definitely not over. he has been _ over? it's definitely not over. he has been building - over? it's definitely not over. he has been building up, - over? it's definitely not over. he has been building up, not| over? it's definitely not over. i he has been building up, not to simply more recently but even before that, it was one of him pursuing an independent foreign policy and one of khan not getting into any external powers and the idea that people in pakistan had the mentality of being slaves. and he really wante

it is sort of expected that the new prime minister will be shebaz sharif.n within the opposition? he will likely be the choice, the next prime minister but what is important about shebaz sharif as of all of the major opposition leaders, he has long had the full support of the pakistani military wit is very important in a country where the military is such a powerful political player. —— which is very important. political player. -- which is very important.— very important. but ma'or economicd very important. but ma'or economic woes, very important. but major economic woes, soaring l economic woes, soaring inflation, there is a lot to deal with. inflation, there is a lot to mum..— inflation, there is a lot to dealwith. , ., , deal with. yes, and this next government _ deal with. yes, and this next government will _ deal with. yes, and this next government will want - deal with. yes, and this next government will want to - deal with. yes, and this next| government will want to stick around until next november, when his term is up and the next government will

he will likely be the choice, the next prime minister but what is important about shebaz sharif as ofjor opposition leaders, he has long had the full support of the pakistani military which is very important in a country where the military is such a powerful political player. but major economic woes, soaring inflation, there is a lot to deal with. yes, and this next government will want to stick around at least until november, when the army chief's term is up and the next government will be in a position to select the next army chief which is a key position but it is going to be a very tough ride for this next government, particularly with an angry new opposition, it is going to be a very hyper partisan environment, divided, and it will be very difficult for this next government. a difficult end to his tenure, but imran khan was brought in on a ticket of tackling corruption and dealing with the economy, wasn't he? what will his legacy be? how will he be remembered? he will be remembered for some good things, including some major anti—poverty programmes and social welfare programmes th

and in pakistan, lawmakers chose opposition leader shebaz sharif as interim prime minister today afterical crisis in the nuclear-armed nation. imran khan had been ousted sunday in a no-confidence vote. more than 100 lawmakers loyal to khan walked out and resigned today. sharif denounced khan over political divisions and economic mismanagement. pm sharif: today is a great day for the whole pakistani nation, cause this parliament has thrown out a selected and fake prime minister from this honorable house. vanessa: sharif will serve until elections that could come by the end of this year. israeli forces have killed a fourth palestinian in 24 hours. troops said they fired on a man who threw a firebomb near bethlehem in the west bank. hundreds of people marched in the funeral today. it followed a spat of palestinian attacks that killed 14 israelis in recent weeks. and a jury in london today convicted an islamic state supporter of murdering sir david ay'mess, a member of parliament. ali harbi ali had denied he stabbed the lawmaker to death during a meeting with voters last year. the jury too