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  • Nederlandse economie groeit sterker dan gedacht in tweede kwartaal
    AD.nl Economie - 04:35 Sep 23, 2025
    De Nederlandse economie is in het tweede kwartaal van dit jaar met 0,2 procent gegroeid ten opzichte van het voorgaande kwartaal. Dat meldt het Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS) in een nieuwe raming, die iets hoger ligt dan de voorlopige schatting. Bij de eerste berekening die op 30 juli werd gemeld, kwam de groei uit op 0,1 procent.
  • How Bitcoin Options Traders Are Positioning Amid the Crypto Market Rout
    Decrypt - 04:33 Sep 23, 2025
    Experts note that options traders are pricing in further downside this month, even after the largest long liquidation event on Monday.
  • Maj. Shahar Netanel Bozaglo killed in combat in northern Gaza, IDF announces
    Haaretz - 04:24 Sep 23, 2025
    Bozaglo, aged 27 from northern Israel, was a company commander in the Armored Corps. He is the 911th IDF soldier killed since October 7, 2023, according to the IDF's count
  • SC registrar raises issues in IHC judges’ pleas against their boss
    Dawn - 04:12 Sep 23, 2025
    ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court’s registrar office on Monday raised administrative objections to the petitions separately filed by five sitting judges of the Islamabad High Court (IHC) before the apex court. Justices Mohsin Akhtar Kayani, Tariq Mehmood Jahangiri, Babar Sattar, Sardar Ejaz Ishaq Khan and Saman Raffat Imtiaz had appeared in person before the Supreme Court last Friday to institute constitutional petitions challenging the exercise of administrative powers by the IHC chief justice. According to the objections, the petitioners invoked the apex court’s original jurisdiction under Article 184(3) of the Constitution for the enforcement of fundamental rights, but the grievances raised were of an individual nature and thus not maintainable in view of the 1998 Zulfiqar Mehdi case. In that judgement, the SC had held that Article 184(3) could not be pressed into service for redress of personal grievances. Incidentally, the same case law was cited by the SC registrar while returning Mustafa Nawaz Khokhar’s pet...
  • "В качестве мести": мужчина навел лазерную указку на вертолет Трампа, его арестовали
    Focus.ua - 04:06 Sep 23, 2025
    Секретная служба арестовала мужчину, который направил лазерную указку на вертолет президента США Дональда Трампа, поскольку это считается уголовным преступлением.
  • Europese Unie en Indonesië sluiten handelsakkoord, veel importtarieven afgeschaft
    AD.nl Economie - 03:46 Sep 23, 2025
    Bijna alle tarieven op landbouwproducten worden afgeschaft tussen de EU en Indonesië, als het aan de Europese Commissie ligt. Dat staat in de uitgewerkte handelsovereenkomst die Eurocommissaris Maroš Šefčovič (Handel) dinsdag presenteerde bij een bezoek aan Indonesië.
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  • Плюнул в коробку с буквой Z: в Крыму мужчину посадили на год за "тяжкое преступление"
    Focus.ua - 03:19 Sep 23, 2025
    В Крыму мужчину приговорили к одному году заключения за то, что он плюнул в коробку с изображением российского флага и буквой Z.
  • France recognises Palestine state at historic UN moot
    Dawn - 03:09 Sep 23, 2025
     Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar addresses a UNGA meeting on the 30th anniversary of the Fourth World Conference on Women.—X / ForeignOfficePk • PA President Abbas calls on all states to follow suit • Dar attends, but doesn’t address high-level moot • PM due to meet Trump alongside Muslim leaders • Palestine flag unfurled at London mission NEW YORK: France and Monaco extended formal recognition to the State of Palestine at a high-level conference on Monday. “We must do everything within our power to preserve the very possibility of a two-state solution, Israel and Palestine living side by side in peace and security,” French President Emmanuel Macron said before announcing the diplomatic move, drawing lengthy applause from the audience. Macron outlined a framework for a “renewed Palestinian Authority” under which France would open an embassy subject to factors such as reforms, a ceasefire and the release of all remaining prisoners held in Gaza. Andorra, Belgium, Luxembourg and San Marino were also expected to recognise a Palestinian state ahead of this week’s UN General Assembly, after Australia, Britain, Canada, Portugal and Malta did so over the we...
  • Komt ABN Amro in Belgische handen? 
    FD - 03:00 Sep 23, 2025
    In deze Dagkoers hoor je over de interesse van kredietverstrekker KBC in ABN Amro, waarom Booking niet iedereen laat aansluiten bij pensioenfonds PGB en hoe China een miljoenenstad uit de grond stampt. 
  • 12 days on, residents along Sutlej remain homeless
    Dawn - 02:47 Sep 23, 2025
     HYDERABAD: The water level in the Indus rises as a medium flood reaches Kotri.—PPI HYDERABAD: The water level in the Indus rises as a medium flood reaches Kotri.—PPI • Locals in three southern districts complain their houses still under water due to govt failure to plug breaches • Irrigation minister says 70 and 90pc area of Alipur and Jalalpur Pirwala, respectively, devastated LAHORE: The residents in different localities of Multan, Lodhran, and Bahawalpur districts remain homeless as the government has failed to plug the breaches at the Noraja Bhutta embankment along the Sutlej River despite the passage of 12 days. Communities in Noraja Bhutta, Bahadurpur, Basti Lang, Kanu, and Dipal in Jalalpur Pirwala; Tarut Basharat, Daily Rajanpur, and Belaywala in Lodhran; Dunyapur, Jhangra, and Muradpur Soiwala in Bahawalpur were forced to live on the banks of the embankment, as their homes remained inundated. Basti Lang resident Muhammad Bakhsh said the water was rising again in his union council, adding it would continue to rise if the Noraja Bhutta embankment was not plugged completely. “We are a...
  • PTI leaders asked not to approach ‘powers that be’: Aleema
    Dawn - 02:42 Sep 23, 2025
    ISLAMABAD: Former prime minister Imran Khan’s sister, Aleema Khan, claimed on Monday that her brother had barred the party leadership from contacting “the establishment”, stressing that they should reach out to her brother directly if they are genuinely interested in talks. She made these remarks while talking to media persons outside Adiala Jail after the hearing of the Toshakhana-2 case. “Imran has directed party leaders and workers not to contact the establishment, and if the establishment wants to talk, it should directly talk to him,” she said. Commenting on the Toshakhana-2 case, Ms Khan said that last week, the main witness had been discredited, yet the judge did not close the matter. “Moreover, Brig Ahmed and Col Rehan [Imran Khan’s former military secretaries] also confirmed that the documentation on gifts was complete. So logically, the case is concluded, but the judge is still recording statements of investigation officers. We strongly believe it will be closed in the next two to three hearings,” s...
  • Parliament urged to add right to appeal in military trials
    Dawn - 02:24 Sep 23, 2025
    • Justice Aminuddin Khan issues detailed reasoning, says Oct 23 order by five judges more akin to ‘legislation than interpretation’ • Civilians’ trials in military courts ‘long understood as valid and operative’, says Justice Mazhar ISLAMABAD: Justice Aminuddin Khan has said that though the procedural framework under the Pakistan Army Act (PAA) 1952 includes due process protections, the absence of an independent right of appeal to a civilian court has rendered its application to civilians constitutionally incomplete. He made these remarks in a 68-page judgement to justify the May 7 short order on a set of 38 intra-court appeals, which challenged the Oct 23, 2023, order on military trials of the civilians. Justice Khan explained that this deficiency required legislative intervention, urging parliament to do the needful in 45 days. According to Justice Khan, the Constitutional Bench had referred the matter to parliament for the enactment of appropriate amendments, with the expectation that such institutional de...
  • Nun on the run! Elderly nuns escape retirement home to return to shuttered convent
    JPost.com - Christian World - 02:19 Sep 23, 2025
    Nuns Rita, 81, and Bernadette, 88, talk to villagers, as they along with nun Regina, 86, occupy their old Goldenstein convent in Goldenstein castle, near Salzburg, and refuse to move back to their retirement home, in Elsbethen, Austria, September 12, 2025.  (photo credit: Angelika Warmuth/Reuters)Former students helped the nuns escape their retirement home and return to the Kloster Goldenstein convent in Elsbethen
  • 25 dead in explosion at terrorist compound in KP
    The Nation - National - 02:17 Sep 23, 2025
    PESHAWAR - At least 14 Khwaraj terrorists were killed and 10 civilians died when a powerful blast ripped through an IED-manufacturing factory setup by Khwaraj in Akakhel area of Khyber tribal district, police said on Monday.
  • Sever all ties with establishment, ex-PM asks PTI top leaders
    The Nation - National - 02:15 Sep 23, 2025
    ISLAMABAD - Incarcerated former prime minister Imran Khan on Monday directed the top leadership of his party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), to sever all ties with the powerful establishment, saying that such engagements had proven counterproductive since their ouster from power over three years ago.
  • В Индии образовали самую высокую в мире пирамиду из живых людей (фото)
    Focus.ua - 02:14 Sep 23, 2025
    В Индии образовали самую высокую в мире пирамиду из сотен живых людей высотой 14,73 метра, чем установили новый мировой рекорд.
  • SC Registrar returns petitions filed by 5 IHC judges
    The Nation - National - 02:13 Sep 23, 2025
    ISLAMABAD - The Supreme Court of Pakistan Monday returned the constitutional peti-tions filed by the five judges of the Islamabad High Court (IHC), raising objections that the applications were based on personal grievances and did not meet the requirements of Article 184(3) of the Constitution.
  • Floodwater in Indus River starts receding
    The Nation - National - 02:09 Sep 23, 2025
    KARACHI - The floodwater level in Indus flows across Sindh is receding easing fears of a super flood as monsoon rains end and upstream levels drop, the Provincial Rain and Flood Emergency Monitoring Cell on Monday.
  • Hanif Abbasi credits PM Shahbaz Sharif for Pak-Saudi strategic agreement
    The Nation - National - 02:02 Sep 23, 2025
    RAWALPINDI - Federal Minister for Railways, Muhammad Hanif Abbasi said that the Strategic Mutual Defense Agreement (SMDA), finalized with Saudi Arabia is a result of the Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s efforts, and is good news for the entire nation.
  • Pilot project planned for instant cash aid in disaster-hit areas
    The Nation - National - 02:01 Sep 23, 2025
    ISLAMABAD - A pilot project has been planned to provide instant, targeted cash assistance to families living in disaster-affected areas through the integration of the National Catastrophe (NatCat) Model with the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP).