Pakistan News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd October, and here’s your Pakistan daily news capsule.

Pakistan Navy seizes nearly one billion dollars worth of drugs in the Arabian Sea.

K-Electric warns of financial shock after Nepra slashes tariff by seven point six rupees per unit.

Afghanistan reasserts terms of ceasefire agreement with Pakistan amid ongoing tensions.

Ogra dismisses fuel shortage reports, assuring that the situation is fully under control.

Climate change and population growth threaten Pakistan's goal of becoming a three trillion dollar economy.

India restores its embassy in Kabul as diplomatic ties improve with the Taliban government.

World Stammering Awareness Day calls for greater support for speech therapy initiatives.

Zimbabwe crushes Afghanistan for a rare Test win by an innings, ending a long wait.

Scientists create gene-edited pigs resistant to classical swine fever, boosting animal welfare.

Men’s brains shown to shrink faster than women’s, according to new Alzheimer’s research findings.

Gold prices plunge significantly amid global selloff, impacting markets worldwide.

Japan's Prime Minister orders an economic package to tackle rising inflation challenges.

US defends Gaza truce, claiming it exceeds expectations despite ongoing challenges.

Six terrorists killed in Balochistan as security forces target a militant hideout.

Interactive tracker shows European LNG imports rising despite muted demand in Asia.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!