Iran’s Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said the US failed to win Tehran’s trust during more than 20 hours of talks in Islamabad. The negotiations ended without a deal despite Pakistan’s mediation.
A viral clip shows an elder brother quietly attending his younger brother’s wedding after a prior argument. A heated exchange turns into remorse, tears, and a heartfelt embrace.
Reports say Uganda’s military chief Muhoozi Kainerugaba demanded $1 billion—and a wife—for Uganda’s Somalia operations, citing a “security dividend” and Turkish benefits. No official response yet.
YouTube is rolling out an AI avatar tool that lets eligible creators generate a permission-based digital version of themselves for Shorts, using selfie capture and text prompts.
Two members of Quetta’s Hazara community were killed and three others injured when gunmen on motorcycles opened fire on their vehicle, police said. The attack prompted a protest on the Western Bypass and drew responses from the chief minister and home minister.
Islamabad announced Breakup Celebration 4.0, a Sunday event for people coping with breakups and relationship stress. The 7–9pm gathering features music, games, ice-breakers and ticketed entry.
A new aid flotilla is set to leave Barcelona for Gaza, carrying medical supplies and other assistance. Organisers say the mission aims to open a humanitarian corridor after a previous flotilla was stopped by Israeli forces.
Rumours of a possible wedding between Ramsha Khan and Khushhal Khan have ignited social media. Fans analyze Instagram activity and followers, but neither side has confirmed.
Quratulain Balouch’s “waste of time” comments on marriage during a podcast with Tauseeq Haider sparked heated online debate, with critics questioning her views and supporters defending her right to speak.
Rilee Rossouw says the IPL feels like a “movie” with Bollywood glitz, while the PSL is more compact and fiercely competitive. He also notes PSL’s growing role in spotting international talent.
At an awards ceremony, producer Goldie Behl’s quip about co-host Zakir Khan drew a sharp, lightning-fast reply. The stand-up’s viral comeback left the audience roaring and sparked online buzz.
Indonesian police have arrested two women in Banten after a video showed one of them stepping on a Quran. They could face up to five years in prison under the country’s blasphemy law.