Pakistan PM Sharif resigns after top court disqualifies him

Pakistan PM Sharif resigns after top court disqualifies him

Police officers stand guard in front of Pakistan's Supreme Court in Islamabad on July 28, 2017. Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif resigned that day after the court disqualified him for being "not honest" about his wealthy family's overseas assets revealed by the leaked Panama Papers. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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