Pakistan News in English

Good morning! It’s 31st May, and here’s your Pakistan daily news capsule.

Pentagon chief warns US ready to restart strikes on Iran if no deal is reached.

Iran says ‘nothing final’ as Trump weighs potential deal amid ongoing tensions.

Tourists celebrate Eid in Kaghan Valley as police ensure safe travel for visitors.

Zardari urges renewed action to curb tobacco use and protect youth from addiction.

Minhas' record-breaking debut leads Pakistan to a stunning victory over Australia.

First flight carrying Hajj pilgrims set to arrive tomorrow, marking the start of the season.

Pakistan reaffirms commitment to UN peacekeeping efforts amid global challenges.

Heavy rain brings relief to citizens in Lahore, improving weather conditions across the city.

US blockade of Iranian ports remains in effect despite Trump's recent announcement.

Gold prices rise in local markets, with a notable increase of Rs1,300 per tola.

PSX posts impressive gains in post-Eid trading session, showing bullish market trends.

Scientists reveal how Antarctic ice is affected by waves, mapping hidden ice zones.

Insomnia linked to increased cancer risk for younger women, raising health concerns.

The shrinkage of Pakistan’s aid chart deepens strain on its fragile health system.

Cats could help scientists understand human cancer better, according to new research findings.

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