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The long-term licences will support continued investment in digital infrastructure as the UAE moves towards intelligent, autonomous networks.
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Hours after India made public assurances last week that its ethanol-blended petrol was safe, the country’s main auto lobby withdrew a complaint about fuel contamination it had sent to the government a week earlier. The group said some figures needed more checks.
The Monsoon Session of Parliament concluded with both houses adjourned sine die. Repeated disruptions and political confrontations marked the proceedings throughout the session. The Rajya Sabha passed the Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill after skipping question hour.
Since the beginning of the day, Russian troops have attacked the positions of the Defense Forces of Ukraine 185 times, with the enemy being most active on Pokrovsk and Sloviansk directions, reports…
Ex-Reform MP Meelis Kiili has proposed that unaffiliated members of the Riigikogu support the nomination of Tiit Land as a presidential candidate to ensure that at least two viable candidates make it…
As net zero ambitions increasingly shape corporate competitiveness SABECO is translating ESG commitments into measurable operational gains across energy water packaging supply chains and governance
Having a cold beer by the water at Cheonggye Stream may soon come with an unexpected price tag. Foreign tourists as well as local visitors could face fines for drinking or smoking along Seoul’s Cheonggye Stream, as the city moves to crack down on unruly behavior following a series of incidents that drew public criticism.
