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Apple has unveiled the iPhone Duo, its first-ever foldable iPhone, featuring a 7.6-inch display Apple calls the largest and most immersive iPhone screen ever. The launch, presided over by new CEO, starts at $1,999, with preorders opening October 16.

Trump did not object to UK’s Israel settlement sanctions

US President Donald Trump did not push back on British plans to sanction Israeli settlements when briefed by Prime Minister Andy Burnham, a Western official told The Times of Israel.

UK PM Burnham announces sanctions on Israeli settlements

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced a package of measures targeting Israeli settlements in the West Bank, including a trade ban, a formal declaration that the occupation is unlawful, and sanctions on individuals and companies profiting from settlement expansion, calling it a decisive break from years of British hesitancy.

برطانیہ، فرانس اور کینیڈا نے مقبوضہ مغربی کنارے (فلسطین) میں اسرائیلی بستیوں سے تجارت پر پابندیاں عائد کر دیں

برطانیہ، فرانس اور کینیڈا نے مقبوضہ مغربی کنارے (فلسطین) میں اسرائیلی بستیوں سے تجارت پر پابندیاں عائد کر دیں۔ ڈنمارک، ناروے، پولینڈ، سپین اور سویڈن نے ”دو ریاستی حل“ کی حمایت میں مزید اقدامات کا عندیہ دے دیا۔ اسرائیل کی ”سفارتی تنہائی“ بڑھ رہی ہے۔ روئٹرز

Japan’s Sumitomo Corporation in talks to invest in Pakistan mining

Pakistan's Special Investment Facilitation Council has brought Japanese trading conglomerate Sumitomo Corporation into discussions about potential mining and minerals investment. Talks have begun, but no project, financial commitment, or timeline has been announced.
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PEMRA Bans Media Coverage of Controversial TLP Party

TT Staff Reporter
TT Staff Reporter
Breaking stories from The Thursday Times' in-house reporter.
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PEMRA has banned all media coverage of the Tehreek-i-Labbaik Party, citing its embroilment in controversy across the nation. This comes after its declaration by the government as an organisation “engaged in the act of terrorism, acting in a manner prejudicidal to the peace and security of the country.”

All satellite television channels as well as FM radio stations received a copy of the memo on April 15th, sent out with reference to the Ministry of Interior, noting particularly that PEMRA’s code of conduct states that “all programmes shall conform to the laws of the country,” additionally noting in a separate clause that PEMRA “prohibits media coverage to proscribed organsations.”

“Therefore, while exercising powers conferred … media coverage of Tehreek Labbaik Pakistan is banned … [all media must] restrain from providing any kind of media coverage to this organisation.”

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