Pakistani Celebrities Embrace AI ’80s Trend as Deepfake Concerns Surface

Pakistani celebrities are embracing a viral artificial intelligence trend that transports their photographs back to the 1980s, filling social media with retro hairstyles, vintage fashion and nostalgic portraits. But alongside the entertainment, the trend is generating a more serious conversation about consent, privacy and the growing power of AI-generated imagery....

Main Accused in KU Professor Assault Case Secures Bail

The main accused in the alleged assault of University of Karachi professor Dr Arif Khan Saqi has secured bail, preventing police from arresting him while the investigation into the incident continues. Police identified the accused as Kunain Shah, also reported as Kunain Ali Gohar Shah, who had previously been sought...

Hormuz Traffic Falls as US-Iran Tensions Intensify Despite Diplomatic Signals

Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has fallen back into single digits as renewed military tensions between the United States and Iran collide with tentative signals that Tehran remains open to regional dialogue. Preliminary ship-tracking data cited by Reuters showed seven vessels transited the strategic waterway on Wednesday, down from...

Hania Aamir Steps Into Music With Debut Song ‘Pablo’

Hania Aamir has officially added music to her growing entertainment career, releasing her debut song ‘Pablo’ on Wednesday and marking her first move from acting into the recording studio. The Punjabi hip-hop track was written and composed by Aamir herself, according to Images. It begins with a softer piano-led introduction...

Adnan Aziz: From Northern Benin to Europe, Chasing His Guépards Dream

At 24, Adnan Aziz is not looking for a shortcut into professional football. The Beninese striker has spent years moving between countries, adapting to different football cultures and rebuilding his place each time, all with one ambition still driving him: earning the right to represent Benin at senior international level....

Gulf Conflict Widens as Houthi Attacks Hit Saudi Arabia and Hormuz Traffic Slows

The Middle East conflict entered a more dangerous phase on September 8 as Houthi attacks struck Saudi Arabia, disrupting energy facilities and injuring dozens, while renewed US-Iran tensions slowed shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and intensified fears over global energy supplies. Saudi Arabia’s energy ministry said several energy facilities...

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