Pakistan News in English

Good morning! It’s 18th March, and here’s your Pakistan daily news capsule.

Iran confirms security chief Ali Larijani has been killed amid ongoing Middle East tensions.

Trump criticizes NATO's response to Iran, asserting the US needs no assistance in Hormuz.

Pakistan denies involvement in a hospital strike in Afghanistan as death toll rises to 400.

DPM reviews fuel stocks, expressing satisfaction with supply levels ahead of March requirements.

UN warns that 45 million more people could face hunger due to the ongoing Middle East war.

Analysts warn that the Indian, Israeli, and Afghan nexus poses a threat to global peace.

PM Shehbaz approves restructuring of the Pakistan Agricultural Research Council to boost agriculture.

Government cancels Pakistan Day Parade on March 23 due to austerity measures amid the Gulf crisis.

PM Shehbaz orders fuel emergency preparedness in response to the escalating Middle East crisis.

Missile shrapnel falls in Jerusalem's Old City, raising concerns over escalating violence in the region.

Trump’s counter-terrorism chief resigns, blaming the Iran war and urging a change in strategy.

Gulf banks face a potential $307 billion deposit flight risk if the war in the region worsens.

Gold prices in Pakistan rise after a four-day pause, gaining Rs1,000 per tola today.

Oil prices soar amid renewed Iranian attacks on the UAE, signaling ongoing market volatility.

NASA’s Webb captures a bizarre brain-shaped nebula around a dying star, stunning scientists.

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