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Kroupi on target as France beat Turkey to reach Nations League quarters
France 24 ·
Eli Junior Kroupi scored his maiden goal for France as Les Bleus beat Turkey 2-1 in Bordeaux on Sunday to top their group with 13 points and qualify for the quarter-finals of the Nations League. World Cup winners Spain, who lost at home against England, are among their potential opponents in the…
In the last week of October, DRAP issued two alerts about fake flu vaccines. One carried the Vaxigrip Tetra name and a batch number that nobody had ever imported into Pakistan. The other carried the Influvac Tetra name, and the authorities learned it was fake only when they asked the authorised…
After the solar panel rush, Pakistan is witnessing a similar surge in battery storage systems. The opportunity is enormous. According to figures reported by the Pakistan Solar Association, during the first eight months of 2026, Pakistan imported approximately 4.57 GWh of lithium battery capacity…
An economy cannot achieve sustainable prosperity by taxing productive enterprises into submission, subsidising inefficiency, protecting expensive imported fuel-based electricity and exempting its ruling elite from the financial discipline imposed on ordinary citizens. Pakistan's fiscal surplus has…
Electricity theft, ageing infrastructure, mounting transmission and distribution losses, corruption within power distribution companies (DISCOs) and political interference continue to fuel Pakistan's circular debt crisis, placing an ever-growing financial burden on consumers who regularly pay their…
John McPherson says the Microsoft 365 outage raises concerns about the consequences of depending on a small number of external providers for essential digital services
While more than 500 South Australians wait in hospital for an aged care bed, a regional town is looking at how it can support its community through the crisis.
Tuvalu Prime Minister Feleti Teo says his country is not preparing to abandon its homeland but is demanding stronger climate action to protect its people, identity and sovereignty as rising seas threaten the future of Pacific island communities. The post Tuvalu rejects abandoning homeland, calls for…