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Sharif versus Sharif

机译:谢里夫vs谢里夫

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When he romped to victory in Pakistan's general election last summer, Nawaz Sharif looked to be the man who might finally bring to heel the over-mighty army that, 14 years earlier, had deposed him during his second stint as prime minister and sent him into exile. Taming the army was always going to be a tall order in a country that generals have ruled for almost half its history and whose (often self-defeating) foreign and defence policies they have always controlled. But Mr Sharif had advantages which no previous civilian leader had enjoyed: an outright parliamentary majority; an independent-minded media; and an opposition that was unlikely to be beguiled by military plots, having suffered from them itself.
机译:当纳瓦兹·谢里夫(Nawaz Sharif)去年夏天在巴基斯坦大选中大获全胜时,他看起来可能会最终使这支强大的军队站稳脚跟,而这支强大的军队在14年前担任总理的第二次任职期间就罢免了他,并将其送进了流亡。在一个将军统治了将近一半历史的国家中,驯服军队始终是一项艰巨的任务,他们一直控制着外交和国防政策(通常是自欺欺人的)。但是谢里夫先生拥有以前的平民领导人从未享有的优势:议会中的多数席位;独立思想的媒体;反对派本身也遭受了军事阴谋的困扰,因此不太可能被军事阴谋所迷惑。

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    《The economist》 |2014年第8891期|23-24|共2页
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