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by HANA IBRAHIM

When young he figured he'd grow up and be Prime Minister of his country one day. But the realisation of that aspiration eluded him by a whisker, because of his Punjabi origins. Mian Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri, the 63-year old Pakistani Foreign Minister still has hopes of laying claim to that pivotal post one day.
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