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The rules were tightened in July 2025 to restrict the scheme mostly to graduate-level employees who would be earning at least £41,700

Warner Bros. Discovery has filed a lawsuit against Amazon, accusing the tech and streaming giant of illegally recruiting Warner Bros. executives who were still bound by active, unexpired employment contracts, a case…

The Pakistani government has notified new procurement rules as talks with the IMF team commence, aiming to enhance transparency and address existing benchmarks

KP Governor Faisal Karim Kundi says consultations took place over governor's rule as political tensions rise before a planned PTI march.

Pakistan's media freedom debate has intensified after the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan and the Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists voiced concern over new rules affecting foreign press movement. Under the…

Fresh US labor data show remote work remains a major part of professional employment, although access varies sharply by occupation.

Manchester City has been found guilty of breaching numerous financial rules, with potential sanctions that could affect the club's future in the Premier League

Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari says the federal government was poised to impose emergency rule in KP, but the PPP seeks a political solution to address terrorism

A new UK student-finance system will support shorter university and college modules, giving adults more options to study around employment and family life.

Vietnam has drafted new rules that would let children under 16 keep social media accounts while stripping away their ability to post, comment or react to content, an approach officials are billing as more measured than…

England all-rounder Jacob Bethell, who was due to captain Birmingham Phoenix, is ruled out of The Hundred with a knee

Anthropic's move to mark Claude-generated text and files shows how new European transparency rules could reshape everyday use of generative AI.

Denmark is moving to tighten school rules as it tries to stop students from using artificial intelligence to cheat on coursework and exams. According to the government announcement reported by The Guardian Technology…

Pakistan?s new foreign-media guidelines are drawing criticism from press-freedom groups over clearance rules for reporting beyond major cities.

Pakistan Peoples Party chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has accused unnamed figures within the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz of widening divisions inside the ruling coalition and weakening Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s…

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has introduced a plan for 14-year-olds in England to pursue vocational subjects like AI and manufacturing, aiming to curb the rising number of young people not in employment or training

Google has been hit with a total fine of €890m by the European Union over what regulators say were breaches of competition rules in its search and app store services. In a ruling announced by the European Commission…

More than 21,000 Pakistani citizens were deported from Gulf countries between March 1 and July 13, 2026, according to figures shared in the National Assembly, raising fresh concern about immigration compliance, overseas…

Southampton manager Tonda Eckert seeks forgiveness as he waits for the FA's ruling on the Spygate scandal that jeopardized the club's promotion hopes

Anyone working for foreign media, including Pakistanis, will now need permission to report from anywhere outside three major cities

Sen. Elizabeth Warren is opposing efforts she says would limit transparency and oversight for AI firms in North American trade policy discussions.

Pakistan's Supreme Court resolved a lingering question about who actually has authority over bail requests tied to major corruption appeals, settling a jurisdictional dispute that had left the proper venue for such…

Pakistan’s Supreme Court has resolved a key jurisdiction question in pending National Accountability Bureau matters, ruling that it cannot hear bail applications linked to those appeals and sending the related criminal…

A Court of Arbitration has ruled that the Indus Waters Treaty remains legally binding and imposed temporary limits on construction at India's Ratle project.