Pakistan News in English

Good morning! It’s 24th May, and here’s your Pakistan daily news capsule.

US and Iran inch closer to a 60-day ceasefire extension amid ongoing talks.

Pakistan Army Chief visits Tehran, signaling encouraging progress in US-Iran negotiations.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif highlights new phase of cooperation with China during his visit.

Traders urge government to cut turnover tax to 0.5 percent for a business-friendly environment.

Iran and Oman discuss toll revenue proposal for the Strait of Hormuz despite US warnings.

Nine terrorists killed in Quetta operation, four security personnel martyred in the line of duty.

Aga Khan emphasizes unity and education during historic meeting with Pakistan's Prime Minister.

India and Pakistan may be quietly preparing to restart dialogue for lasting peace.

Trump claims Iran deal is largely negotiated, awaiting final touches on the ceasefire proposal.

Israeli strikes in Lebanon kill medics, raising concerns amid a fragile truce in the region.

Chinese scientists grow heart's master conductor, a potential replacement for pacemakers.

Inquiry panel finds nine doctors at fault for surgery conducted without HIV screening in Multan.

Routine medical care in Pakistan is raising alarming HIV and hepatitis risks due to substandard syringes.

New AI blood test could predict stroke and heart failure up to 15 years in advance.

Samsung plans to introduce a titanium-aluminum hybrid frame for future foldable phones.

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