Pakistan News in English

Good morning! It’s 9th December, and here’s your Pakistan daily news capsule.

IMF board set to approve Pakistan reviews today if all goes well, officials say.

Magnitude 7.5 earthquake in northern Japan injures 23 people, major evacuations underway.

Analyst praises structural changes in armed forces to tackle future security challenges.

Pakistan plans to sell excess gas in international markets starting January 1, says minister.

Golden Globe nominations announced, with DiCaprio's film leading the charge this year.

USEFP celebrates inauguration of new building in Islamabad, marking 75 years of collaboration.

CM Punjab orders installation of CCTV cameras outside educational institutions for safety.

Government seeks US support for energy reforms, plans large battery storage to stabilize grid.

PM Shehbaz congratulates Abid Sher Ali on unopposed Senate election victory, a party loyalist.

Transporters in Punjab call off strike after successful negotiations with the provincial government.

UN appeals for $23 billion in aid for next year, citing global apathy towards humanitarian needs.

China's fighter jets lock radar on Japanese planes, escalating tensions in the region.

Gold prices surge in Pakistan, climbing by Rs1,600 per tola in local markets.

Telenor finalizes sale of its Pakistan operations to PTCL, marking a significant telecom shake-up.

Indian cricketer Smriti Mandhana calls off wedding a month after viral proposal at the stadium.

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