ISLAMABAD (Reuters) -Pakistan’s top court called a meeting of all judges on Friday, after parliament passed a constitutional amendment this week that curbed its remit, prompting two judges to quit, saying the reform “stands as a grave assault on the constitution”.

Eight Democratic-led states can pursue a lawsuit challenging a U.S. Department of Education policy that led to the cancellations of millions of dollars in teacher-training grants despite a U.S. Supreme Court decision that allowed President Donald Trump's administration to terminate the funding,

Supreme Court judge Justice Aminuddin Khan was on Thursday appointed as the first Chief Justice of Pakistan's newly-established Federal Constitutional Court (FCC.