Former Pakistan prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, a one-time favourite and multiple-time rival of the country's powerful military, has arrived in Pakistan after a four-year self-imposed exile.

Nawaz Sharif lands in Lahore after four years of self-imposed political exile in London

As Pakistan gears up for the general elections that would likely take place towards the end of this year, outgoing Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has said that his elder brother and former PM Nawaz Sharif would return next month.

Nawaz Sharif to return to Pakistan next month, says PM Shehbaz Sharif

As per reports the supreme leader of Pakistan's ruling PML-N party Nawaz Sharif may soon be ending his three years long self-exile and returning to Pakistan from London.

Nawaz Sharif to end his three-year-long self-exile, return to Pakistan soon: PML-N leader

According to reports, a doctor who examined former prime minister Nawaz Sharif in London in a report submitted in Lahore court said that if he returns to Pakistan and is put in solitary confinement then he may develop "Takotsubo Syndrome due to stressful environment.

Is ex-Pak PM Nawaz Sharif suffering from 'broken heart syndrome'? His doctor thinks so

Problems do not seem to be ending for Pakistani political leader Nawaz Sharif as the Islamabad High Court has now issued a final warning. The court has issued this summon through newspaper advertisements, and has portrayed this as a last warning for the former Prime Minister of India's neighbouring country.

Pakistan's Nawaz Sharif asked to appear before court by November 24

The Islamabad High Court slammed the Pakistan government for allowing former prime minister Nawaz Sharif to leave the country without informing the court. Also Read: Nawaz Sharif calls Pakistan Army a 'state above state' The Imran Khan-led Pakistan government had allowed Sharif to leave Pakistan last November due to ill health.

Bringing back Sharif is Pakistan government's responsibility, says Islamabad High Court

Former Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Sunday said that Pakistani Army's role had gone from being 'state within a state' to 'state above a state'. He was addressing a conference of opposition parties in Pakistan.

Nawaz Sharif calls Pakistan Army a 'state above state', opposition comes together against military

The Islamabad High Court today ordered former Pakistan prime minister Nawaz Sharif to surrender in the corruption case. Also Read: New picture of Pakistan’s ousted Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif surfaces online Sharif is currently in London for treatment.

Court orders former Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif to surrender in corruption case