New Social Media laws pitch journalists against Government in Pakistan
New laws impose heavy fines and penalties even if elected governments are criticised
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Only the American lifestyle will suffer
Unlike Canada and Mexico, China is ready for a tit for tat over the new war of the tariffs, initiated by the President Donald Trump. The Ministry of Commerce of China on Tuesday announced a 15 pc tariff on American coal and liquefied natural gas, as well as 10 pc on crude oil, farm equipment…
Belarus for enhancing JVs in Industrial sector
ISLAMABAD : To promote trade and industrial cooperation Pakistan and Belarus have decided to further the already agreed plan for the local assembling of Belarus tractors through joint ventures. The 5th Session of Pakistan-Belarus Joint Working Group on industrial cooperation held here in the Engineering Development Board (EDB) noted that the local companies were interested…
GSMA warns Pakistan over current spectrum auction.
The GSMA has issued a paper criticising Pakistan over spectrum policy highlighted that the country has among the lowest spectrum in Asia Pacific region and rising cost of spectrum is unsustainable and poses a major threat to the future development of mobile services.The paper by the GSMA has highlighted that mobile network infrastructure was crucial…
PECO proud of being in red.
As the government was striving for the rightsising of the loss making entities in various ministries the Board of Directors of Pakistan Engineering Company Limited (PECO), has sprung into action by approving five years of delayed financial accounts and its general body meeting has been called on February 17, 2025. The last annual general meeting…
Cybercrime convictions a new challenge
While cybercrime complaints were regularly increase in the country, but the reporting was below expectations and the convictions were even far less.The National Assembly was informed over cybercrime complaints received in the last five years.The interior minister Mohsin Naqvi responded that 102,000 complaints were received by Cybercrime wing of Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) in 2020,…
Geopolitical turmoil affects perception of risks, cyber espionage and loss of sensitive information/Intellectual Property thefts
Geneva– The World Economic Forum’s Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2025 report released today highlights the increasing complexity in the cyber landscape, which has significant implications for organizations and nations. This complexity arises from the rapid growth of emerging technologies, prevailing geopolitical uncertainty, the evolution of threats, regulatory challenges, vulnerabilities in supply chain interdependencies and the growing cyber skills gap….