Trump imposes new tariffs on 60 countries over forced labour
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Google fined €890 million by EU for anti-competitive practices
Google has been fined a total of €890 million by the European Commission for violating rules aimed at curbing Big Tech's power.…
Korean energy firm KOEN writes to PM over stalled $1bn investment in Pakistan
KOEN, a state-owned company from the Republic of Korea, has approached Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif with concerns over unfair treatment during the…
FIA Convicts Ex-Auditor Controller in Money Laundering Case
The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) secures a conviction in a money laundering case, sentencing an ex-auditor controller to two years’ imprisonment and
RPO Conducts Open Court at City Police Station, Orders Swift Action on Complaints
Regional Police Officer held an open court at City Police Station to address public complaints and ensure prompt legal action.
Leading human rights barrister faces trial over contempt charge
Leading barrister Rajiv Menon KC is accused of breaching judge’s directions during a Palestine Action protest trial. CBA chair criticizes prosecution as…
Lahore High Court directs GU court to reconsider Haji Maqsood petition
The Lahore High Court has ordered the Gas Utility (GU) Court to reassess a petition by Haji Maqsood, citing inadequate examination of…
LHC Chief Justice Opens New Facilities for Lawyers in Attock
Chief Justice Aalia Neelum inaugurated new facilities for lawyers in Attock, Punjab, promoting digital resources and gender equality.
Anti-terrorism court adjourns PTI leader’s bail hearing in Sherpao Bridge case
Anti-terrorism court postpones PTI leader Ghulam Mohiuddin Dewan’s bail hearing related to May 9 Sherpao Bridge violence.
Minister Launches National Action Plan for Human Rights (NAP-HR) 2026
Barrister Aqeel Malik launches the National Action Plan for Human Rights (NAP-HR) 2026 in Islamabad, aiming to strengthen legal framework and protect…
NYC Mayor Stands by ICC Support Despite Criticism of Arrest Warrant
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani reaffirms support for the International Criminal Court, while Israeli PM’s office dismisses it as a 'kangaroo…
Thousands of Unaccompanied Immigrant Children Face Legal Risks
More than 20,000 unaccompanied immigrant children face legal risks after Trump administration cuts funding for organizations providing immigration advice.
Austria turns Hitler’s birthplace into police station
Austria has transformed Adolf Hitler's birthplace into a new police station to deter far-right extremism and confront its history.
South Korean restaurant owner faces jail for serving forbidden ants
A Michelin-starred South Korean restaurant owner is facing one year in prison and a fine after serving forbidden insects in his sorbet.
Istanbul Bar Association Delegation Meets Pakistani Judges
A high-level delegation from the Istanbul Bar Association visited Pakistan's Federal Constitutional Court, meeting with Chief Justice and exchanging views
New GB Chief Minister Names Cabinet Members
Amjad Hussain, newly sworn-in Chief Minister of Gilgit-Baltistan, names 12 cabinet members from PPP and IPP.
Pakistan Advocates for Comprehensive Transitional Justice in Syria
Pakistan pushes for comprehensive transitional justice mechanisms in Syria as part of ongoing peace efforts. A delayed compensation case highlights the imp
LHC Rules Arrests Based on Supplementary Statements Illegal
The Lahore High Court rules that arrests based on supplementary statements are illegal, setting a precedent for future legal practices in Pakistan.
FBR Introduces Scrutiny Committees to Filter Tax Cases
Pakistan's Federal Board of Revenue proposes independent scrutiny committees to ensure only legally sound tax cases reach higher courts.
Australian Court Rules in Favor of Rebel Wilson in Social Media Defamation Case
Australian actor Rebel Wilson was found not liable for defaming her colleague Charlotte MacInnes over social media posts regarding alleged sexual harassmen