The NA IT Committee holds an in-camera session on the PTCL property deal and postpones Shahida Rehmani’s Digital Media 2025 Bill.
PTCL Privatization Dispute Enters New Phase as Etisalat and Pakistan Seek Settlement
PTCL’s long-running privatization dispute with Etisalat nears a possible settlement as both sides reassess property valuations and pending payments.
Houthis raid a UN facility in Yemen’s capital, staff safe
Yemeni Houthis raided a United Nations facility in Yemen‘s capital of Sanaa on Saturday, but the staff there have been reported to be safe. A spokesman for the U.N. resident coordinator for Yemen, …
Panepinto Properties signs MOU for $5.1B South Korea project
Jersey City-based Panepinto Properties will oversee a $5.1 billion development effort in South Korea, including a new headquarters for Korean Air Lines. The independently owned and operated real …
Pakistan Housing Affordability Index falls to 0.4 in 2025
KARACHI: Pakistan’s housing affordability index has dropped to 0.4 from 0.5, reflecting worsening affordability …
Houthi rebels raid Yemen UN site; all staff said safe
Iranian-backed Houthi rebels on Saturday raided a U.N. facility in Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, a U.N. official said, but all staff were reported to be safe.
Strong rebound for property expected in 3Q
Malaysia’s property sector is poised for a stronger rebound in the third quarter of this year, supported by improving sentiment, resilient demand across key property segments, and a stable interest …
India’s Residential Market Steadies In Q3FY25, Premium Segment Surges
India’s residential property market showed resilience in Q3 2025, with sales holding steady across major cities despite expectations of a slowdown, according to Knight Frank India. The top eight …
China’s economic growth hit by higher tariffs and property slump
China has reported that its economy expanded at the slowest annual pace in a year in July-September, growing 4.8%, weighed down by trade tensions with the United States and slack domestic demand …
China’s new home prices fall at fastest pace in 11 months
China’s new home prices fell at the fastest pace in 11 months in September, worsening the property sector’s drag on broader economic growth as policymakers struggle to revive the flailing market.