Pakistan News in English

Good morning! It’s 31st October, and here’s your Pakistan daily news capsule.

Pakistan and Afghanistan agree to maintain ceasefire for another week, says Turkiye.

KP CM denies meeting with Imran for the fourth time despite IHC order.

PM directs investigation into sales tax fraud and orders forensic audit of PRAL system.

Security improves in key business hubs of Karachi and Lahore, attracting foreign investors.

Afghan refugees face intensified crackdown in Pakistan, with police targeting illegal residents.

China plans to send a Pakistani astronaut on short-term missions in the near future.

Official inquiry rules out suicide in SP Adeel Akbar’s death, raising further questions.

Residents in Gaza report heavy bombardment as Israel tests fragile truce in the region.

Qatar’s PM blames Palestinians for ceasefire violations following an attack on an Israeli soldier.

Gold prices decline in Pakistan after a $10 dip in the international market.

SBP foreign exchange reserves rise by $16 million, reaching a total of $14.47 billion.

PSX extends losses amid Afghan border deadlock, with stocks down for the sixth consecutive session.

Harry Brook expresses frustration with England's batting after ODI series defeat by New Zealand.

Wave of RSV, particularly dangerous for babies, is sweeping across the U.S.; doctors urge vaccination.

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