Pakistan Current Affairs 2026: Weekly News Updates (Politics, Economy, Provinces)
A weekly round-up of Pakistan news this week, written for students and for PPSC, FPSC and CSS current affairs preparation.
By mybook.pk Editorial · Last updated
Every week we publish a new page of Pakistan current affairs: the main national politics and government news, parliament and court decisions, the economy (IMF, State Bank, budget and the petrol price in Pakistan), news from Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan, Gilgit-Baltistan and Azad Kashmir, foreign affairs, security, sports, weather and education. Each week ends with key facts and ten current affairs MCQs.
Latest Week: 24–30 September 2026
IMF staff mission starts the fourth review of Pakistan’s $7bn EFF; about $1.2bn could follow if it is completed.
PM Shehbaz Sharif becomes the first Pakistani prime minister to open trading at the London Stock Exchange.
PML-N’s Dr Muhammad Najeeb Naqi is elected president of Azad Jammu and Kashmir with 32 votes.
PTI moves its Islamabad march to 4 October while federal ministers talk of governor’s rule in KP.
Suicide attack on a police and customs checkpoint in Darazinda, DI Khan, kills 14 people.
Petrol price in Pakistan cut to Rs387.54 per litre for 30 September; Abrar Ahmed is No. 1 in ICC T20I bowling.
Every news item is checked against at least two reliable outlets (for example Dawn, The News, Express Tribune, Geo News, APP, Radio Pakistan or official bodies such as the PBS and State Bank). Anything we cannot confirm is left out.
Summaries are written in our own words and in a neutral tone. We do not take sides between political parties.
Each item links to its sources with the outlet name and date, and each weekly page ends with a full list of sources.
Pages are prepared by mybook.pk Editorial and show when they were published and last updated. Corrections are welcome through our contact page.
How often is this Pakistan current affairs page updated?
Once a week. A new weekly page is added every week and linked at the top of the archive above, newest first.
Which sources are used for the weekly news?
Established Pakistani outlets such as Dawn, The News, Express Tribune, Geo News, APP and Radio Pakistan, plus official releases. Each item is cross-checked with at least two sources, and every source is linked.
Is this useful for PPSC, FPSC and CSS current affairs?
Yes. Each week has a Key Facts for Exams list and ten current affairs MCQs with answers, based only on the facts reported that week.
Where can I find the petrol price in Pakistan this week?
The economy section of each weekly page gives the petrol and diesel prices announced that week, with links to the official notification reports.