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Wednesday, September 3, 2025

Controversial raid on Bahria Town offices by NAB and Police raises questions

While there was no official statement from NAB or other authorities, some NAB officials anonymously confirmed the raid.

Robert De Niro calls Trump a ‘clown’ outside trial in Biden campaign message

Referring to Trump's successful 2016 run for president, Academy Award winner De Niro said Trump's candidacy was initially laughed off as a joke.

Israeli tanks reportedly reach center of Rafah

The armored vehicles have been spotted near Al Awda mosque, witnesses told Reuters

Israeli spy chief ‘threatened and stalked’ ICC prosecutor – Guardian

The ex-Mossad head attempted to pressure Fatou Bensouda into abandoning a war crimes probe, the outlet has reported

Ship taking on water after Houthi strike

A Greek-owned cargo ship was hit by missiles fired from Yemen on Tuesday

Magazine edits out Palestine pin from Hollywood star’s photo

Vanity Fair France has apologized for publishing a doctored image of Guy Pearce

Bollywood finally speaks up for Gaza after Rafah attacks

These Bollywood celebrities updated their Instagram stories with the viral picture which has now become the emblem of global support for Palestine.

Wife of Rohit Sharma expressed solidarity after Rafah attack in Gaza

According to the latest reports, she deleted the story after heavy trolling from Indian social media users.

WhatsApp introduces new voice note and video status features

This feature is available to users who have updated to the latest version of WhatsApp on both iOS and Android platforms.

China-Ukraine collaboration enhances near-Earth asteroid monitoring

NEAs are celestial bodies whose orbits bring them close to Earth, posing a significant threat due to the potential for catastrophic impacts.

New film festival in London celebrates Muslim identity and cinema

London is set to host the inaugural Muslim International Film Festival (MIFF) in Leicester Square, beginning on May 30.

‘Heeramandi’ actress Sharmin Segal faces severe backlash

During an interview promoting the Netflix series "Heeramandi," Segal referred to Hydari as a "good school girl" due to her punctuality and adherence to rules.