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January 7, 2026

News Desk

Journalist Naeem Hanif publicly apologizes to Saba Qamar for defamatory allegations

Journalist Naeem Hanif issued a formal apology after actress Saba Qamar served him with a legal notice of Rs 100 million for defamatory comments made about her character. According to the legal notice, Hanif had “made and disseminated defamatory, sexist and derogatory statements about [Qamar’s] personal and moral character’, while promoting the ‘regressive notion that a woman’s achievements are not earned through merit or professionalism but through association with men’. Hanif addressed the controversy while appearing on a podcast hosted by Bushra Khan on RNN Network’s YouTube channel, where he acknowledged that his claims were false. “The allegations I made

November 11, 2025

News Desk

Trump threatens $1bn lawsuit against BBC over ‘defamatory’ editing of speech

US President Donald Trump looks on as he speaks to members of the media as he flies from Florida to Joint Base Andrews en route to Washington, on Air Force One, US October 19, 2025. PHOTO: REUTERS US President Donald Trump has threatened to sue the BBC for $1 billion over its “defamatory, malicious” editing of a speech he gave just before riots at the US Capitol in 2021, according to a letter obtained by AFP. Trump’s lawyers gave the British broadcaster a deadline on Friday to retract the documentary containing the editing in its entirety, apologize and “properly compensate”

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