Pakistan News in English

Good morning! It’s 2nd May, and here’s your Pakistan daily news capsule.

Democrats criticize Trump’s claims that Iran hostilities have ended, calling it nonsense.

President Zardari concludes his China visit, signing new agreements to enhance cooperation.

FMCG industry advocates for GST reform to streamline collection from grocery products.

Hyderabad Kingsmen secure a spot in the PSL final after a thrilling victory over United.

FCC challenges government’s hike in petrol and diesel prices, raising transport fares by 5 percent.

Trump expresses dissatisfaction with Iran’s new peace proposal amid ongoing conflict.

Unprovoked attacks by militants in KP raise concerns over civilian safety and casualties.

On International Labour Day, leaders honor Pakistan's workers and emphasize their rights.

Viral image of Iranian Foreign Minister's arrival in Pakistan turns out to be old news.

TTP escalates security crisis between Islamabad and Kabul, with cross-border shelling reported.

At least 12 casualties reported in recent Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon amid ongoing tensions.

U.S. oil prices predicted to soar above $125 as the conflict with Iran continues.

UAE exits OPEC, signaling a strategic shift in its regional alliances and interests.

Pakistan remains the largest contributor to global hepatitis C cases, highlighting a health crisis.

Seven child deaths in RY Khan village raise alarm over health and safety concerns.

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