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Mohajir Qaumi Movement-Haqiqi Chairman Afaq Ahmed is being escorted by police personnel during his appearance at an Anti-Terrorism Court in Karachi on February 12, 2025. — ReporterMQM-H leader arrested from Clifton residence overnight.Accused of inciting vehicle arson in Karachi violence.A viral video linked to arson case, says complainant.KARACHI: An anti-terrorism court (ATC) on Tuesday rejected the police’s request for the physical remand of Mohajir Qaumi Movement-Haqiqi (MQM-H) Chairman Afaq Ahmed in a case related to vehicle arson and ordered that he be sent to jail. Ahmed has been accused in two cases of violence registered in Karachi’s Landhi and Awami…

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Protesters clash with Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) and the police, in Dhaka, Bangladesh, July 19, 2024. — ReutersAt least a dozen people died in detention in Bangladesh since last year’s revolution, including by torture and gunshot wounds, a rights group said Wednesday.Odhikar, one of the South Asian nation’s largest human rights organisations, demanded justice from the interim government that took over after the student-led revolution that toppled former prime minister Sheikh Hasina. “The interim government should not let these crimes go unpunished,” Odhikar director ASM Nasiruddin Elan told AFP. “Those involved in extrajudicial killings must be brought to justice.”Odhikar detailed…

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Prince Harry disappoints Kate Middleton with a major snubKate Middleton has found herself amid disappointment brought on by Prince Harry and his decision to issue an apparent snub.Insight into these feelings have been shared by a well placed insider. This source sat with Heat World to dish on all that Kate’s been feeling since the ‘snub’ and admitted that while others were ‘relieved’ after Prince Harry went back to the US, following his lawsuit win against News Group Newspapers, Kate was not.Reportedly, “Kate was looking forward to seeing Harry in London.”And “she wanted to use that time to get a…

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(Clockwise) Australia’s Pat Cummins, Pakistan’s Saim Ayub, South Africa’s Gerald Coetzee, and England’s Jacob Bethell. — Reuters/AFP/FileNearly 10 players from different teams have been ruled out from the much-anticipated Champions Trophy — set to commence on February 19 in Pakistan — due to injuries.Pakistan’s Saim Ayub, who suffered a right ankle fracture last month during a Test match against South Africa, has been excluded and is expected to remain out of action for more than a month. Australia’s Pat Cummins (ankle injury) and Josh Hazlewood (side and calf injury) were declared unfit earlier this week, while Mitchell Marsh was previously omitted with a back issue.Moreover,…

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Ariana Grande shockingly reveals her ‘actual’ personalityAriana Grande has opened up about her actual personality as “people are seeing” her for the “first time.”In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, she candidly talked about her experience of filming the good witch character, Glinda, in Wicked. “It’s a beautiful thing to feel like the work that I’m doing or have done is kind of, I suppose, I don’t know, enough or louder or whatever it is,” the American actress began by saying.Comparing herself with Glinda, Grande added, “This feeling that people are seeing me – like, actually me.”“It’s so silly because I’ve…

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A representational illustration showing two sisters arguing. — Canva AI Geo.tv illustration Dear Haya,I wanted to ask you about dealing with toxic family members, especially those you live with. As much as I love my sister, I can’t stand her at all. She is one of the most toxic and entitled people I’ve ever come across. She is someone I’m very cautious speaking with as she would never reply politely, instead, she rudely argues over the most irrelevant discussions. She’s the youngest, so my parents have always been very soft towards her. Her behaviour angers them too, but they never…

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Report estimates that more than a million children live in areas controlled by or under the influence of armed gangs.Gangs in Haiti are recruiting children and targeting them with violence and sexual assault, Amnesty International said in a report detailing the effects of the long-running civil unrest ravaging the Caribbean nation. A report published on Wednesday estimates that more than one million children live in areas controlled by or under the influence of armed gangs in Haiti, and condemned offences committed against young people as “human rights abuses”. Haiti has no president or parliament and is ruled by a transitional…

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Former AJK prime minister Sardar Tanveer Ilyas. — APP/FileIlyas had been disqualified for two years.He appealed against the high court decision.Ilyas was sent packing in April 2023.MUZAFFARBAD: The Supreme Court of Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK SC) has lifted the disqualification of former prime minister Sardar Tanveer Ilyas.Ilyas, while he was the prime minister, had been disqualified for two years in April 2023 by the AJK High Court. He later filed an appeal in the AJK Supreme Court, seeking relief from the ruling. Ilyas, a loyalist of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), offered an apology for contempt of court before the Supreme…

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