Shehbaz Sharif,has been nominated as Pakistan's next prime minister,

 Shehbaz Sharif, the younger brother of Nawaz Sharif, has been nominated as Pakistan's next prime minister, which likely means the end of Nawaz Sharif's political career. Shehbaz is expected to lead a coalition government formed by several political parties after the recent elections resulted in no single party winning enough seats. This coalition is backed by the military and is expected to take charge soon.

Nawaz Sharif, who has tried and failed to become prime minister for the fourth time, is unlikely to continue his political career at the forefront. Despite his daughter Maryam Nawaz's denial, saying her father withdrew from the race due to the split mandate, many believe his era as a key political figure may be over.

The decision to nominate Shehbaz over Nawaz has caused some rifts within their party, as some members believed Nawaz should have been the prime ministerial candidate. Nonetheless, it seems the party has had to make adjustments due to the election results and the need for coalition building.

Meanwhile, Maryam Nawaz is poised to become the first female chief minister of Punjab, a significant province in Pakistan. However, her selection has been criticized by the opposing party, PTI, who claim her appointment is based on a "stolen mandate."

In summary, Shehbaz Sharif's nomination as prime minister signals a shift in power dynamics within the party and potentially marks the end of Nawaz Sharif's prominent political career.