Pakistan News in English

Good morning! It’s 14th November, and here’s your Pakistan daily news capsule.

Two top court judges in Pakistan resign in protest over the 27th constitutional amendment.

Cabinet approves significant amendments to the Army, PAF, and Navy Acts.

KATI welcomes the first national industrial policy and urges swift implementation.

Bangladesh plans a referendum on democratic reforms on election day in February 2026.

BBC apologizes to Trump over a Panorama edit but refuses to pay compensation.

Rawalpindi CTD arrests seven suspected facilitators linked to the Islamabad court blast.

COAS Munir's tenure resets with new CDF appointment after army act changes.

Afghanistan faces economic recovery challenges as nine in ten families go hungry.

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa peace jirga urges the government to prioritize talks with Kabul.

Pakistan moves the tri-series to Rawalpindi after safety concerns from Sri Lankan players.

Dengue cases decline in Pakistan, with only eight new cases reported recently.

Polio threat rises in Lahore as the virus is detected in sewage samples.

Gold prices surge sharply in Pakistan, with significant rises in local markets.

Stocks manage modest gains amid volatile trading, rallying on positive news.

Two women die of dengue in Karachi and Hyderabad, raising concerns in Sindh.

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