Pakistan News in English

Good morning! It’s 21st July, and here’s your Pakistan daily news capsule.

US attacks deepen hardship, not dissent, in Iran's south.

Government decreases petrol price by Rs0.35, increases diesel by Rs5.71 per litre.

Trump warns Iran will pay 'many times over' for deaths of US soldiers.

Andy Burnham becomes UK Prime Minister, emphasizing the need for stability in Britain.

Pakistan and Canada reaffirm commitment to deeper bilateral cooperation and trade.

Students defy Delhi lockdown, marching towards India’s parliament in a bold protest.

PDMA warns of potential flooding in Punjab rivers as monsoon rains intensify.

Flash floods kill six in Khyber, with three bodies recovered from a swept-away vehicle.

Pakistan’s average temperature rising faster than the global average, raising concerns.

Hamas names Khalil Al-Hayya as its new overall leader amid ongoing tensions.

China to train 300,000 Pakistani youths in digital skills annually, boosting opportunities.

Gold prices in Pakistan rise as tensions in the Middle East influence the market.

WHO urges Africa to break barriers to hepatitis care as silent epidemic grows.

Nearly one million cases of infectious diseases recorded in Sindh's coastal districts.

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