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Bangladesh's Foreign Ministry expressed concern for nationals in Iran following strikes that killed Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and top commanders, urging restraint from regional parties but omitting the US and Israel. The March 1 statement drew online outrage, with critics calling it cowardly and accusing the BNP government of acting like a US puppet, contrasting it with the ousted Awami League's bolder approach. With millions of Bangladeshis in the Middle East, Dhaka prioritizes citizen protection amid escalating tensions and Iranian retaliation that killed US troops.

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Bangladesh chose careful words after deadly US-Israel strikes on Iran, focusing on its citizens' safety rather than naming attackers. That decision sparked sharp criticism at home.

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Dozens of Aurat March organizers, including prominent activists like Dr. Farzana Bari and Tahira Abdullah, journalists, students, and even minors and pregnant women, were detained around noon near Supermarket in Sector F-6. Authorities cited a violation of Section 144, a ban on public gatherings in place since March 1 due to security concerns, after denying a rally permit a month earlier. Organizers called the rally peaceful, aimed at protesting violence against women, children, and minorities, and condemned the detentions as brutal; all were freed by evening, some after signing undertakings.

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On International Women's Day, police rounded up women's rights activists near a planned rally, holding them for hours without food or water before releasing them after sunset.

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The 68-year-old avid hiker was last confirmed at his Northwest Heights residence around 10 a.m. on February 27, 2026, when a repairman spoke with him. Extensive searches by Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office, FBI, state police, drones, helicopters, and K-9 units have turned up no confirmed sightings, though a gray Air Force sweatshirt was found 1.25 miles away on March 7. McCasland's past UFO consulting has fueled online theories, but authorities say no evidence points to foul play or his aerospace work, and a Silver Alert remains active due to health risks.

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Retired Maj. Gen. William 'Neil' McCasland stepped out from his Albuquerque home and hasn't been seen since. His wife returned from an appointment just 54 minutes later to find him gone, phone and glasses left behind.

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Early reports confirm an unclaimed airstrike late Friday targeted a house in Baghdad's Karrada district, used as a headquarters by leaders of Iraq's Shi'ite Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF), including the 40th Brigade and Kata'ib al-Imam Ali. Police sources verified casualties, with one identified victim being Rahif Qasim Abu Ali, a missile unit commander for the Iran-backed Badr Organization. The precision attack, possibly a suicide drone and missile, follows recent strikes on PMF sites in Anbar, Diyala, and Kirkuk, amid regional tensions involving U.S. forces and Iran-backed groups. No group has claimed responsibility, and Iraqi officials have yet to comment.

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A bright flash lit up a residential building in bustling Karrada as a projectile struck, leaving casualties amid flashing police lights captured on CCTV.

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The chief medical officer at Kohat's DHQ Hospital was killed on February 23 on KDA Double Road, 200 meters from work, by a male attendant she had politely asked to move to the men's waiting area during a women's check-up. Police identified a suspect and are reviewing CCTV and witness statements amid a doctors' strike that shut down district hospitals, including emergencies. Protests demand justice and better security, highlighting frequent violence against Pakistan's healthcare workers and women in medicine.

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Dr. Mehwish Hasnain finished her evening shift and stepped out, only to be shot dead over a simple request to wait in the right area.

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In his Bangladesh Premier League debut, 20-year-old Maaz Sadaqat took a wicket with tidy spin and smashed 38 off 27 balls, including a monster six, despite his team's 65-run loss. Over in the UAE's ILT20, 23-year-old Hasan Nawaz finished unbeaten on 25 off 14 balls with three sixes to steer Desert Vipers to a five-wicket win chasing 141. Both uncapped Pakistani talents drew strong praise from fans and journalists, with many calling for national team selectors to take notice amid Pakistan's deep talent pool.

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A towering 99-meter six from Maaz Sadaqat lit up social media, while Hasan Nawaz's back-to-back maximums clinched victory for his side.

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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian walked through Tehran city center without visible bodyguards, rode on the back of a Bajaj Pulsar motorcycle, posed for selfies, and interacted with crowds during the Quds Day rally. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi joined the marches in Tehran alongside demonstrators. The public appearances occurred amid reports of ongoing US-Israeli airstrikes.

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