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Fifteen senior officers, including five generals, remanded in custody. Case alleges a secret detention centre and crimes against humanity. First formal charges for enforced disappearances in Bangladesh. Defence rejects allegations; UN rights chief hails step toward justice. Proceedings seen as a major test for rule of law and accountability.
Tom Hanks was seen incognito on NYC’s subway. The actor wore a mask and casual green layers while riding an uptown train. He’s among several stars occasionally choosing public transport. Upcoming projects include “Toy Story 5” and a reported “Greyhound” sequel.
Shehroze Kashif says official promises of cash awards remain unmet. The 22-year-old claims heavy debts after funding record-setting climbs. He reports ongoing medical issues from spinal surgery without support. Honoured with a national award, he still awaits tangible assistance. Kashif warns he may look abroad if backing does not arrive.
Justice Mandokhail says SC and high courts cannot be blocked from hearing cases. Counsel argues the 26th Amendment doesn’t bar forming a full court. Bench weighs its power to direct a full court if needed. Justice Mazhar notes orders will follow if a basic-structure breach is proven. Hearing adjourned to Thursday for further arguments from petitioners.
Trump says he pressed Modi to avoid conflict with Pakistan. He links trade leverage to conflict prevention and claims to have defused past crises. Energy ties loom large as he says India will limit Russian oil buys. India offers a guarded response and emphasizes consumer interests. Trade talks between Washington and New Delhi continue.
Trump defends a $250m White House ballroom project amid demolition. He says no taxpayer money will be used, relying on private funding. The White House brands criticism as “manufactured outrage.” Democrats say the works reflect broader institutional overreach. Renovation forms part of a wider makeover of the complex.
Planned Trump–Putin talks stalled as Moscow resists an immediate ceasefire. White House signals no near-term meeting after Rubio–Lavrov call. Russia’s non-paper reasserts demand for full control of Donbas. Europe urges Washington to hold firm on a ceasefire at current lines. Kremlin says no date set and more preparation is needed.
Aurangzeb forecasts 3.5% growth amid cooling inflation and firmer FX buffers. All three big rating agencies have upgraded Pakistan’s outlook, he says. CPEC Phase-II advances with 24 joint projects signed in Beijing. IMF staff-level deal set to unlock $1.2bn after board approval. Government eyes yuan green bond and a $1bn international issue.
Royal expert Richard Eden says King Charles must go further on Prince Andrew. He argues surrendering titles alone won’t restore confidence. The monarchy, he warns, needs to lead by example to endure. Unresolved questions risk keeping the scandal in the headlines.
Explosions in Romania and Hungary shut key refineries hours apart. No official sabotage claims yet, but timing fuels suspicion. EU just advanced a plan to end Russian energy imports by 2028. Probes are underway as disruptions highlight Europe’s energy vulnerabilities.
Report says Harry is mediating amid Meghan’s tensions with the royals. Meghan allegedly fears reputational harm as a new show underwhelms. Insiders claim she feels targeted but plans to avoid public confrontation. Industry chatter suggests streaming metrics could influence future deals.
DLS cut the match to a 20-over chase of 234; Pakistan finished 83/7. Wolvaardt (90) and Kapp (68*) set up South Africa’s 312/5 in 40 overs. Sidra Nawaz top-scored for Pakistan with 22*; Sandhu took 3/45. The win put South Africa atop the table as Pakistan’s campaign ended.
