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Abbas Bajizehi, a 16-year-old boy, was arrested during protests in Golestan province and is held in a juvenile detention center. He allegedly confessed to leading the protests under torture, resulting in a death sentence by the Iranian regime.

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On Friday, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah inaugurated the revamped Residency Road-High Street, a ₹9.18 crore Smart City Mission project to boost the area's commercial vibe and public access. He also laid foundation stones for over ₹60 crore in urban projects like an electric bus depot, Tawi Wonderland park, and a modern food street, all aimed at sustainability and tourism. Later, at IIT Jammu, he opened the AI Centre of Excellence and launched the Phoenix e-Commerce Platform to link local artisans, startups, and MSMEs from Jammu, Kashmir, and Ladakh to national and global markets, driving tech growth in governance, agriculture, and more.

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Under festive decorations, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah unveiled a freshly modernized commercial street, blending urban upgrades with tech innovation for everyday convenience.

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In the ABS Developers National T20 Cup 2025-26, Shafique smashed 96 off 54 balls at No. 3, helping Sialkot Region post 202/6 and win by 31 runs over Abbottabad Region. Hassan Nawaz added 57 in a key partnership, while Usama Mir took 4/30 to seal the bowling effort despite Shahab Khan's five wickets. The 26-year-old earned Player of the Match and sparked fan calls for his T20I return, praising his intent ahead of PSL 11 with Lahore Qalandars.

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Abdullah Shafique unleashed seven towering sixes, including three in one over, powering Sialkot to a commanding total at Multan Cricket Stadium.

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On August 10, 2025, an Israeli drone strike hit a journalists’ tent near Al-Shifa Hospital, killing 28-year-old Al Jazeera correspondent Anas al-Sharif, colleagues Mohammed Qreiqeh, Ibrahim Zaher, and Mohammed Noufal, and freelancers Moamen Aliwa and Mohammed al-Khalidi. Al-Sharif had reported daily from northern Gaza for nearly two years, documenting bombardment, displacement, and hunger despite threats. Tributes highlight his devotion as a father to Sham and Salah, his frontline courage, and the unverified Israeli claim that he led a Hamas cell, rejected by Al Jazeera and press groups amid calls for accountability.

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A photo of Anas al-Sharif smiling with his young daughter and infant son amid Gaza's rubble captures the heartbreaking personal loss one year after the strike.

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Dr. Muhammad, a Nigerian doctor and Real Madrid fan, sent Aisha a playful DM on March 25 asking about a special name for his future partner. Her warm reply kicked off a whirlwind romance, culminating in stunning pre-wedding photos of them in traditional Hausa attire and an invitation to their June 20 Fatiha ceremony. Aisha confirmed her role with a fun comment, while the community showered them with blessings like 'Allahumma Baarik' and celebrations of their straightforward, faith-filled love story.

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A simple direct message melted hearts and sparked a romance—from screens to wedding plans in just three months.

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The Afrobeats star shared the confident visual on X to promote 'B4 B4,' his collaboration with Mayorkun and Fola from the July 31 album Oriadé. The official music video just dropped days ago and has racked up millions of YouTube views. Fans rave about his standout verse, calling it 'everything' and the 'hardest' they've heard, while praising his relentless hustle as the song gains quick traction across platforms.

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Davido stands tall in a marble-floored mansion, flashing his signature look in a fresh clip captioned 'You can have it your way ❤️.' It's his latest move to keep the energy high around his new track.

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The 22-minute film, produced by Stone Music Entertainment, stars Yunho as Giseok, the hot-tempered vocalist of band Orange Taxi Club facing tensions and betrayal, with its full version premiering online November 19 with English and Japanese subtitles after a summer theatrical run in South Korea. In the 10:14 a.m. KST chat, Yunho greeted ATINYs, expressed delight that they could now watch, thanked them for support, and joked about preferring his fancams to Giseok. Fans have rallied with watch parties, praising his acting debut amid his busy ATEEZ schedule, as views surpass 66,000 and a signed poster giveaway boosts engagement.

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ATEEZ's Yunho lit up a Fromm chat with fans Thursday, joyfully marking the global YouTube debut of his short film 'Back! Stage' while playfully insisting they love the real him over his fiery character.

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The prank showed the Strait of Hormuz Shipping Channel open Monday through Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET, with users sharing laughs like Iran's embassy quipping about its Thursday-Friday holidays. It surfaced as Iran's Foreign Minister announced the strait fully open to commercial vessels on April 17, boosting markets and dropping oil below $100 a barrel after months of blockades that choked 20% of global oil trade. Despite the humor, ship traffic stayed low over the weekend, with tankers turning back amid permit confusion, and full recovery may take weeks.

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Amid U.S.-Iran ceasefire news that rallied Wall Street, a fake Google Maps entry claimed the vital oil strait operates just like the stock market—closed weekends.

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Describing himself as a free speech liberal adjunct professor, Carl posted on March 16 about safe trips to San Francisco, Paris, Madrid, Lisbon, Porto, Venice, Florence, Rome, and New York, dismissing no-go zone fears. Critics called out his tourist perspective and privilege, with women noting heightened harassment and safety gaps compared to men. While official data shows falling U.S. violent crime and tourist areas thriving, France reports high-crime zones in immigrant suburbs and record offenses, fueling divides between anecdotes and stats on urban safety.

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Carl visited Paris, San Francisco, and other cities over three years without feeling scared or spotting immigrant no-go zones. His claim that some just hate cities drew sharp pushback from locals sharing tougher realities.

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