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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

December 3, 2025

News Desk

India withdraws mandate to preload cybersecurity app on smartphones after outcry

The logo of the Sanchar Saathi app and the Indian flag are seen in this picture taken on December 2, 2025. — Reuters The decision marks a rare policy reversal for the Modi government. Congress and tech companies are questioning the legality of the move. The Indian government says it is backing down because of the app’s popularity. India’s government on Wednesday rescinded an order for smartphone makers to preload a government cybersecurity app on all new devices after an outcry from politicians, privacy advocates and global tech companies over surveillance fears. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government had privately told

New sanctions increase pressure on Iran’s UAV and Ballistic Missile programs

The United States is today sanctioning six entities based in the People’s Republic of China, including Hong Kong, that have been involved in the procurement of key components by entities connected to Iran’s UAV and ballistic missile programs. Today’s action, which is part of President Trump’s maximum pressure campaign on the Iranian regime, aims to disrupt efforts by the Iranian entity Pishtazan Kavosh Gostar Boshra (PKGB) to reconstitute its procurement network and continue obtaining critical parts from foreign suppliers. The United States will use all available means to expose and disrupt Iran’s growing UAV and missile development and proliferation, which

Why Is Digital Literacy Inevitable in Today’s Age?

The Expanding Scope of Knowledge and Skills In the past, being an expert in one field was enough. Today, professionals are expected to be versatile—combining technical skills, communication, critical thinking, and adaptability. Digital tools bridge the gap by making knowledge and skill acquisition more accessible. For instance, a marketer now needs to understand data analytics, content creation, and SEO. A teacher must integrate online learning platforms. Without digital literacy, keeping up with these demands is nearly impossible. Efficiency and Automation One person cannot do everything manually. Digital literacy enables individuals to use tools that automate tasks, saving time and effort.

Trump ignores Afghanistan question while hosting Israeli PM

In a packed White House press briefing room, the U.S. President, alongside the Israeli Prime Minister, responded to press questions on the Middle East. Only a few journalists had the opportunity to ask questions. Nazira Karimi, an Afghan journalist, questioned President Trump about his stance on Afghanistan. In her inquiry, Karimi alluded to the Trump administration’s inaction on Afghan women’s rights and the legitimacy of the Kabul regime. “As I expect from you, do you have any plans to change the situation in Afghanistan? Are you able to recognize the Taliban? Because I’m an Afghan journalist and a suffering woman,

FIA launches probe into AI-generated videos of Maryam Nawaz, UAE President

The FIA Cybercrime Wing has launched an investigation into the issue of AI-generated images and videos involving Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz and the President of the UAE. According to sources, 10 social media accounts have initially been identified in connection with the matter. FIA officials revealed that these accounts were used to upload fake images and videos aimed at spreading negative propaganda. The investigation was initiated following a source report, and scrutiny of the identified accounts is currently underway.

Economic indicators will further improve next year: COAS General Asim Munir

Chief of Army Staff General Syed Asim Munir says the protection of Pakistan’s digital boundaries and the digital security of the people is the responsibility of the state. Addressing the business community in Karachi, he said that terrorism is backed by those who do illegal businesses, with certain elements behind them. The Army Chief emphasized that we must always prioritize the country over personal interests as nothing, including politics, is above Pakistan. Describing the state as a motherly figure, he said the value of the state should be understood by looking at the people of Libya, Iraq, and Palestine. He

How Pakistan-Turkey brotherhood epitomises a multipolar world

As multipolarity increasingly dominates how nations interact with each other, the powers that cultivate deep, multifaceted partnerships position themselves not just as spectators but as influential architects of the international order. Today, Turkiye celebrates its 101st Republic Day and its relationship with Pakistan exemplifies its successful diplomatic positioning, offering a blueprint for how strategic cooperation can forge powerful synergies in a complex geopolitical landscape. The Pakistan-Turkiye friendship, rooted in historical affinities and reinforced by contemporary alignment has gained remarkable momentum in recent years. This acceleration owes much to the close personal rapport between Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and President Recep

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