Israeli air raids have resulted in widespread destruction across Tyre, a southern Lebanese city, escalating regional tensions and humanitarian concerns.
Pakistan
Karachi faces prolonged power outages exceeding 12 hours in multiple areas, sparking protests as residents demand an end to unannounced load shedding.
Lahore High Court affirms Haq Mehr as a wife’s legal entitlement, emphasizing its status beyond a husband’s discretionary favor.
SPORTS
Ukrainian Marta Kostyuk defeats Iga Swiatek 7-5, 6-1 in French Open fourth round, ending Swiatek’s quest for a fifth title and advancing to quarter-finals.
Morocco has emerged as a football powerhouse through strategic planning, despite recent challenges ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026.
BUSINESS
The State Bank of Pakistan alerts public on counterfeit Rs5,000 notes and provides guidelines to distinguish genuine currency from fake ones.
Technology
The European Union has directed Meta to reverse its new AI-related fee on WhatsApp, citing violations of antitrust regulations.
Kuwait has expressed serious concerns regarding the proliferation and potential dangers of AI-generated content, highlighting the need for regulation.
Microsoft will officially retire its Outlook Lite app on March 31, 2024, impacting users seeking a lightweight email experience.
The company behind Wegovy has teamed up with OpenAI to enhance and expedite the process of developing new medications using advanced AI technologies.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has created an AI version of himself to communicate with staff, showcasing advances in workplace AI integration.
WhatsApp Web is set to enhance user experience by adding 50 new desktop themes, offering greater customization for its millions of users worldwide.
YouTube will decrease the number of advertisements shown to livestream viewers who make Super Chat purchases, enhancing user experience during streams.
A recent leak reveals the PS6 may launch at an affordable price, countering Sony’s recent trend of increasing hardware costs.
Health
Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda have reached 263, with 43 deaths as health officials struggle to contain the Bundibugyo strain.