Pakistan Cricket Board Exempts from Releasing Player Salaries and Perks
Islamabad High Court stays order by Pakistan Information Commission to disclose player remuneration and other financial details.
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Rawalpindi’s Multi-Storey Parking Plaza Reopens After Court Battle
RDA reopens Rawalpindi’s only multi-storey parking plaza after 20 days due to unpaid dues.
Sindh Launches 44 HIV Treatment Centres to Combat Outbreak
Sindh launches 44 ART centres to address HIV outbreak at Valika Hospital, treating over 10,000 people.
Apple seeks injunction against OpenAI in AI hardware trade secrets dispute
Apple seeks injunction against OpenAI in ongoing legal dispute over alleged theft of confidential information. Tech giants clash in emerging AI market.
IHC suspends order for disclosure of cricketers’ salaries
The Islamabad High Court has suspended a Pakistan Information Commission order requiring the Pakistan Cricket Board to disclose financial details.
Australian court upholds hate speech ruling against Senator Hanson
The Australian Federal Court rules that Senator Pauline Hanson engaged in racial discrimination, emphasizing the need for consistent application of hate sp
OpenAI counters Apple’s lawsuit with public exchanges
OpenAI disputes Apple's trade secret claims by sharing iMessage and email exchanges, aiming to sway public opinion.
Lahore to Intensify No-Horn Zones Enforcement
Authorities in Lahore are enforcing no-horn rules around hospitals, educational institutions, and residential areas to reduce noise pollution.
Nasir Iqbal advances to squash final as Asim Khan exits
Pakistan's Nasir Iqbal progresses to the finals of the PN Fleet Club Open International Squash Championship while compatriot Asim Khan is eliminated.
US States Challenge Trump Tariffs in Legal Battle
25 US states challenge new import taxes, arguing they are unlawful and a replacement for struck-down tariffs.
Islamabad ATC hands over Mushtaq Ahmad to police for three-day remand
Anti-terrorism court remands former senator Mushtaq Ahmad and others for three days in protest case.
ICE subjected at least 10 hunger strikers to force-feeding in Trump-era detention
Exclusive Guardian records reveal that Homeland Security officials subjected detained immigrants to forced medical procedures including force-feeding and b
Radio broadcaster Alan Jones faces indecent assault charges
Former radio host Alan Jones is on trial for 22 counts including indecent assault and sexual touching. A teenager testified about gifts…
Karachi expected to face cloudy and humid conditions with light showers
PMD predicts cloudy skies and light showers in Karachi; KMC transforms public parks with new facilities.
Pakistan’s textile industry faces stricter EU regulations
European Parliament increases labour and sustainability standards, affecting Pakistan's export sector. Major manufacturers are working to maintain complian
At least 72 migrants die in Ceuta influx
At least 72 people died during the mass migration into Spain's Ceuta enclave from Morocco, with tens of thousands attempting to cross.
LHC Rules P2P Crypto Trading Not Illegal
The Lahore High Court has ruled that peer-to-peer cryptocurrency transactions are not illegal. The judgment clarifies the legal status of cryptocurrencies
Karachi set for more rain and thunderstorms; parks face transformation
PMD predicts more rain, thunderstorms in Karachi. New facilities in parks spark debate over accessibility and priorities.
Court orders Murad Saeed to pay Rs2.5m in defamation suit against Ahsan Iqbal
Islamabad court rules against Murad Saeed in defamation case, ordering him to pay Rs2.5 million.
Supreme Court Confirms Widow’s Right to Pension
The Supreme Court has ruled that only a widow can receive her deceased husband's pension, confirming legal entitlement.