April 20 (UPI) -- Pakistan's Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that though there is insufficient evidence to remove Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif from power, authorities must further investigate corruption allegations.
Sharif was first accused of corruption after three of his children were linked to offshore accounts uncovered by the 2015 Panama Papers leak. After two months of deliberation, a five-judge Supreme Court panel first set up in November said a new investigation must be conducted.