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2 Universities Announce Online Classes Amid Protests

Several universities near Islamabad and Rawalpindi have reportedly started shifting classes online as security preparations intensify ahead of the planned September 27 protest in Islamabad. Advertisement According to notices circulating on Wednesday, HITEC University Taxila and COMSATS University Islamabad’s Wah and Attock campuses will conduct classes online from Thursday, September 24, until further notice. ALSO […]

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IHC allows Afghan doctor to continue post-grad training

Malik Asad Published September 16, 2026  Updated a day ago 0A convoy of Pakistani army passes the Islamabad High Court building in Islamabad — AFP/FileListen to article1x1.2×1.5x ISLAMABAD / QUETTA: The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Tuesday suspended an expulsion order against Afghan national Dr Imadud Din, halted his deportation from Pakistan and directed that he be allowed to continue his

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Admissions Open for Fall 2026

Ranked Among Pakistan’s Top Universities Join Pakistan’s leading institution where innovation meets education. Discover programs designed for tomorrow’s challenges. Apply Now – Start your journey Welcome to Iqra University Chak Shahzad Campus, Islamabad  Since 1998, we have been committed to delivering high-quality education that shapes the future of our students. At our campus, we place you

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Anthropic blocks possible attempt to use AI to make biological weapons

Anthropic says it has identified and disrupted attempts to use its AI model for “malicious activity” which could support the development of biological weapons. The claim, made in the firm’s recent threat intelligence report, is the latest in a growing series of warnings from AI researchers and industry insiders about the technology’s potential risks to humanity.

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Canada tightens student intake, prioritises master’s, PhD candidates

Canada has announced plans to further reduce the number of international students entering the country at lower levels of study, while increasing its focus on attracting highly skilled students pursuing master’s and PhD programmes. The Canadian government said the shift is part of a broader effort to align immigration levels with the capacity of communities

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Finland plans tighter residence permit rules for international students

Themes  10 September 2026 File photo of students at Metropolia University of Applied Sciences. Photo: LehtikuvaEducation Tools Typography Finland’s government has proposed making international students wait one year before their family members apply for residence permits, as part of changes to student immigration rules aimed at addressing financial problems among people studying in the country. The government

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Girls dominate top positions in FBISE intermediate exam results

Kashif Abbasi Published September 9, 2026  Updated about 6 hours ago 0Position-holders in the FBISE 2026 exams attend a ceremony in Islamabad on September 9, 2026. —Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education/Facebook ISLAMABAD: Girls dominated the top spots, securing 11 out of 15 positions in all five groups, as the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE)

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Why big voices in tech are so hyped about a central Asian country you probably haven’t heard of

By Shubhangi GoelFollow Sep 7, 2026, 11:51 AM GMT+5 Astana is more than 6,000 miles from Silicon Valley, but some of tech’s biggest names are bullish on the Kazakh capital. On Sunday, former Coinbase tech chief and Andreessen Horowitz partner Balaji Srinivasan said that his live-in startup community has officially opened in Kazakhstan, in another vote of confidence for

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