- Mobile network operator Jazz buys 190 MHz, Ufone 180MHz and Zong 110MHz, says telecom authority chairman
- Most mobile networks in Pakistan currently operate on fourth-generation (4G) infrastructure, while 5G rollout has faced delays
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- Pakistan’s consumer inflation rose to 7% last month, a 16-month high
- Women traders at Karachi mall say customer turnout has dropped sharply this Eid season
- Sindh government announces austerity measures as Middle East conflict raises uncertainty about inflation, Pakistan’s fuel stock situation
- Measures include ban on buying new government vehicles, online classes for universities and colleges, cut in government expenditures
- Turk deplored the extensive attacks in residential areas, on health facilities, schools, cultural property and water and energy infrastructure
- He stressed that “under the laws of war, civilians and civilian infrastructure must be protected at all costs“
- “The vast majority of these injuries have been minor,” Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said
- Seven US military personnel were also killed in Iranian attacks early in the conflict
- Japan head into their quarterfinal against Philippines with three straight wins
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- Pakistan says UNAMA’s ability to verify civilian casualties limited by Taliban-controlled access
- Pakistan trades sharp remarks with Afghanistan and India during UN Security Council debate
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- Several regional countries shut down their airspace when Iran launched retaliatory strikes against US bases in Gulf nations last week
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