Pakistan News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th July, and here’s your Pakistan daily news capsule.

US pauses bombing of Iran to facilitate diplomatic talks and reduce tensions.

Pakistan's central bank maintains policy rate at 11.5 percent amid economic challenges.

Government decreases petrol price by one rupee but raises HSD price by three rupees thirty-seven paisa.

Monsoon death toll in Pakistan surpasses one hundred as heavy rains are forecasted.

Polling concludes in Mirpur division amid allegations of rigging and scuffles during AJK elections.

Kuwaiti Foreign Minister set to arrive in Pakistan for a two-day official visit starting tomorrow.

Families urged to relocate to safer areas due to threats from glacial lake outburst floods.

HIV screening intensified in Sindh hospitals as outbreak infects more children and raises concerns.

Australia's court upholds ruling against politician Pauline Hanson for racial discrimination.

Netanyahu emphasizes Iran as a top agenda item in upcoming meeting with Trump in Washington.

Gold prices in Pakistan rise by four thousand rupees per tola as silver prices decline.

Oil prices fall as US-Iran hostilities remain paused, causing market fluctuations.

Pakistan's economy faces scrutiny as South Korean company alleges unfair delays in investment plans.

Obesity linked to cognitive problems, revealing connections between body fat and brain aging.

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