Latest September Headlines and News updates

CJP forms two larger, six regular benches for next week

International Social Learning App - Noon Academy launches in Pakistan

Noon Academy application is offering students across Pakistan daily live classes from the leading teachers in the country for free

Afghan officials welcome Biden plan to review US-Taliban deal

Pakistani female researcher wins firsts prize in Chinese essay competition

This month, Sarah Mazhar, Pakistani PhD student from Beijing University of Technology (BJUT), who has formally learnt Mandarin since September 2019, bagged first prize in an essay competition for international students in Beijing

Biden administration to review US-Taliban withdrawal deal

The Biden administration said it will review a landmark US deal with the Taliban, focusing on whether the insurgent group has reduced attacks in Afghanistan, in keeping with its side of the agreement

Africa with a twist: Paris chef Sacko cuisine wins Michelin star

It took Mory Sacko just weeks to break into the illustrious circle of Michelin laureates with his audacious menu of African cuisine, refined with a smattering of French and Japanese twist

Intensive preparations underway for 18th edition of ADIHEX

Wuhan marks a year since lockdown as Biden warns of 600,000 dead

Covid curfew fuels fear of rape in DR Congo's economic capital

Trudeau to Raise Keystone XL Cancellation in First Conversation With Biden on Friday

Alberta Premier Urges Trudeau to Ensure US Pays for Canceling Keystone Pipeline

America captivated by young Black poet after inaugural reading

SBP announces Monetary Policy: MPC decides to maintain the policy rate at 7 percent

The State Bank of Pakistan SBP's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) in its meeting held on Friday decided to maintain the policy rate at 7 percent

Italy on Course to Have Indecisive Gov't for Next 2 Years Despite Confidence Win

Despite securing a simple majority in the senate in the vote of confidence earlier this week and thus dodging a downfall, the Italian government is nevertheless most likely to be unable to carry out any significant reform in the remaining two years before the next general elections, experts told Sputnik

Belarusian Opposition Protester Aged 18 Jailed for 2 Years for Actions at Rally - Watchdog

A Minsk court has sentenced 18-year-old Sofia Malashevich to two years in prison for her actions against the security forces during an unauthorized anti-government rally in September, Minsk-based human rights center Viasna said on Friday