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- 1Starlink to launch satellite internet in Bosnia and Herzegovina▼Starlink to launch satellite internet services in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Starlink, Elon Musk's satellite internet service, is preparing to launch in Bosnia and Herzegovina, according to industry outlet Telecompaper. The move would bring high-speed satellite broadband to the Balkan country, potentially improving connectivity in rural and underserved areas where fixed-line infrastructure is limited. The announcement is drawing attention across the region as residents and telecom watchers assess what it could mean for internet access and competition with local providers.
- 2Zain Jordan begins offering iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max●Zain Jordan starts offering iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max
Zain Jordan has started offering the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max to its customers in Jordan, according to a report by Telecompaper. No further details were provided about pricing, availability or launch dates. The move positions the Jordanian telecom operator among the first in the region to carry Apple's newest flagship phones.
- 3Spain satellite internet connections reach nearly 100,000●Spain satellite internet connections up to nearly 100K at end-2025
Satellite internet connections in Spain grew to almost 100,000 by the end of 2025, according to industry data reported by Telecompaper. The figure points to satellite broadband gaining ground as an alternative where fibre and mobile coverage remain limited, and it highlights the expanding role of providers such as Starlink in the Spanish market.
- 4Satellite internet connections in Spain near 100,000 by end-2025●Satellite internet connections in Spain up to nearly 100K at end-2025
Spain counted almost 100,000 satellite internet connections by the end of 2025, according to industry figures reported by Telecompaper. The number highlights growing reliance on satellite broadband, likely driven by services such as Starlink reaching rural and poorly connected areas where fixed networks are limited. It marks a notable expansion of satellite connectivity in the Spanish market.