Pakistan News in English

Good morning! It’s 6th August, and here’s your Pakistan daily news capsule.

Iran and Oman finalize shipping route coordinates through the Strait of Hormuz.

Pakistan raises petrol prices by four rupees while cutting high-speed diesel by two rupees.

Former FBI agent analyzes Nancy Guthrie ransom notes and their implications for the investigation.

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket reportedly crashes into the Moon, raising concerns about space debris.

PTI rally near Karachi Press Club leads to roadblocks and traffic disruptions, with several arrests.

Dar condemns incursions by extremist Israeli settlers at Al-Aqsa, asserting no sovereignty over East Jerusalem.

Pakistan and Iran agree to keep border crossings open 24/7 to enhance trade opportunities.

Prime Minister reaffirms Kashmir as a cornerstone of Pakistan’s foreign policy amid regional tensions.

Pakistan and the US reaffirm commitment to confront terrorist organizations during counter-terrorism dialogue.

Yemen's Houthis claim responsibility for attacks on two Saudi oil tankers, escalating regional tensions.

US officials deny reports of dangerously low munitions supplies amid ongoing military engagements.

Hezbollah chief and Lebanese PM exchange harsh words over negotiations with Israel, signaling rising tensions.

Pakistan's ruling party strengthens its position in Azad Kashmir as election results are declared.

144 children have died from preventable diseases like diphtheria and measles in Karachi this year.

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