Pakistan News in English

Good morning! It’s 27th February, and here’s your Pakistan daily news capsule.

Pakistan reports two soldiers killed in attacks by Afghan Taliban.

Hillary Clinton seeks truth after completing her testimony regarding Epstein.

Karachi dyeing factory fire engulfs 80 percent of the building, causing major damage.

Pakistan and Qatar commit to strengthening their brotherly ties for regional stability.

UN rights chief warns Taliban decree expands executions and deepens repression in Afghanistan.

Liquidity crisis threatens MINUSCA’s achievements in the Central African Republic.

IS-Khorasan identified as a bigger threat than the TTP, according to security experts.

Seventeen fatalities reported during Basant celebrations in Lahore, according to officials.

Pakistan awaits formal approval for a two billion dollar rollover from the UAE.

E-visas launched for Pakistani travelers heading to the UK, simplifying the application process.

UN rights chief highlights unpunished atrocity crimes and suffering in Palestine.

Dar arrives in Saudi Arabia for an OIC meeting on Israel’s West Bank annexation.

SBP reserves improve by sixteen million dollars, signaling a positive trend.

Bears lose grip on the bourse as KSE-100 index rises over one thousand points.

Hassan Raheem’s new song sparks nostalgia with a callback to a classic hit.

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