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Faseeh Mangi

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Pakistan Bureau Chief at Bloomberg News

Pakistan Bureau Chief, Bloomberg. My views. Tweets not publishable. MUFC

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  • 1 week ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Faseeh Mangi

    Pakistan’s sale of its national airline has drawn interest from several parties, including domestic carrier Airblue Ltd. and prominent businessmen Muhammad Ali Tabba and Arif Habib. Five groups have submitted qualification documents by the Thursday deadline, the country’s Privatisation Commission said in a statement, confirming the interested companies reported by Bloomberg News earlier.

  • 1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Faseeh Mangi

    Pakistan’s sale of its national airline has drawn interest from several parties, including domestic carrier Airblue Ltd. and prominent businessmen Muhammad Ali Tabba and Arif Habib. Five groups have submitted qualification documents by the Thursday deadline, the country’s Privatisation Commission said in a statement, confirming the interested companies reported by Bloomberg News earlier.

  • 1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Faseeh Mangi

    Passengers board a Pakistan International Airlines flight. (Bloomberg) -- Pakistan’s sale of its national airline has drawn interest from several parties, including domestic carrier Airblue Ltd. and prominent businessmen Muhammad Ali Tabba and Arif Habib. Five groups have submitted qualification documents by the Thursday deadline, the country’s Privatisation Commission said in a statement, confirming the interested companies reported by Bloomberg News earlier.

  • 1 week ago | japantimes.co.jp | Akayla Gardner |Faseeh Mangi |Derek Wallbank

    President Donald Trump met Pakistan’s army chief Wednesday in Washington as the U.S. considers supporting Israeli airstrikes on Iran, a country with a cooperative and complex relationship with the government in Islamabad. As the leader of the military, Pakistan’s Asim Munir is widely seen as the most powerful person in Pakistan, wielding the final word on critical matters from foreign policy to internal politics and the economy.

  • 1 week ago | bloomberglinea.com | Faseeh Mangi |Akayla Gardner |Derek Wallbank |Ken Cedeno

    Bloomberg — El presidente Donald Trump se reunió el miércoles en Washington con el jefe del ejército de Pakistán, mientras EE.UU. considera apoyar los ataques aéreos israelíes contra Irán, un país con una relación cooperativa y compleja con el gobierno de Islamabad. Como jefe del ejército, Asim Munir es considerado la persona más poderosa de Pakistán, con la última palabra en asuntos críticos, desde la política exterior hasta la política interior y la economía.

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Faseeh Mangi
Faseeh Mangi @FaseehMangi
16 Jun 25

RT @false9ii: How do you get a hair transplant and it recedes again in 1 year? 😭😭😭😭

Faseeh Mangi
Faseeh Mangi @FaseehMangi
14 Jun 25

RT @Utd_Forever7: 🚨If Garnacho is the one United wants to sell, then Højlund, Onana, Mount, and Dalot should be on the market too. Simple.…

Faseeh Mangi
Faseeh Mangi @FaseehMangi
13 Jun 25

Iran attacks Israel with explosions heard from interceptions or fallen projectiles. In the past, actual hits have been minimal AP photo shows Israel’s Iron Dome air defense system intercepts missiles over Tel Aviv on June 13 https://t.co/6WiuPM4Cgv https://t.co/1zxAhAY0jD