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December 8, 2025

News Desk

Will the new cybersecurity law strengthen defenses or create bureaucratic conflict?

Unanswered questions remain about funding, institutional coherence, tension with telecommunications companies Islamabad: As the federal IT minister prepares to introduce the new Cyber ​​Security Act 2025 to set up an independent National Cyber ​​Security Authority (NCA), key questions remain unanswered about funding, institutional coherence and the inherent tension between security and telecom companies. The government has announced that new secure digital infrastructure will be built under the Digital Economy Enhancement Project (DEEP) supported by the World Bank. This strategic choice raises a key question: why is a World Bank-funded project (DEEP) focusing on digital public services positioned as the backbone

Hungarian PM slams ‘Brussels bureaucratic nonsense’ over Russia-Ukraine war

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on Friday slammed EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell’s statement on Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine as “bureaucratic nonsense from Brussels”. “It has not yielded any results in finding a way of #peace in the Russia-Ukraine war,” Orban wrote on X. “If we want to end the war we need a political approach instead of a bureaucratic one.” Borel wrote on Friday in X about Orban’s visit to the Russian capital. “The EU’s position on Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine is reflected in several European Council conclusions,” he said. “This position rules out formal

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