Ofcom says its 'minded to agree' with the request

The Polish regulator has taken a dim view of the price hikes

The Competition Bureau had sought to stop the deal

Nobody uses fax machines anymore

Group warns that critical infrastructure could weaken

Decision welcomed by FCC's Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel

Three Caribbean islands are lining up bids for 5G

New legislation has made it mandatory for mobile users to link their accounts with their Ghana Card ID

The agreement will see the two companies strengthen their collaboration

New Zealand is a noticeable absentee from the plan

Relates to MTN's entry into Iran back in 2005

The three execs at the center of the lawsuit agree to pay individual fines of $25,000

But will review any decisions on a case-by-case basis

The case centered around MTN's entry into Iran in 2005

The government cites concerns over national security

It would represent around a quarter of the operator's customer base

"Milestone" for the US telecoms industry says FCC Chairwoman

A pre-production draft of new maps will be revealed on November 18

To meet the evolving demands of the growing satellite industry

Fax machines aren't as popular in offices anymore

That's despite South Sudan gaining independence from Sudan over a decade ago

She's the first woman to be elected in the ITU's 157-year history

Malcel is on course to be awarded a license by MACRA