Fake news is not a new phenomenon; its origins can be found in the 13th century BC, under the reign of Rameses the Great. But in the 20th century, it …

In the 1970s and 1980s, individuals from various nations sought the “American Dream” in the USA, attracted by the promise of economic opportunity and social mobility. The USA stood as …

French Prime Minister Clemenceau once asserted that war is too consequential to be entrusted solely to soldiers. Similarly, cyberspace is deemed too critical to be left solely in the hands of …

IN the evolving landscape of modern warfare, there is a profound disparity in the way conflicts are perceived and portrayed around the world. This divergence becomes glaringly evident when we …

“The Dark Web is a reflection of the criminal underworld, showcasing the adaptability of crime to technological advancements. Its anonymity fosters a parallel economy, fueling cybercrime’s evolution.” – Dr. Michael McGuire. …

False information, fake news, and propaganda can polarise public opinion, encourage hate speech and violent extremism, and ultimately weaken democracies and public confidence in democratic processes. The transmission of information …

Every year on July 13, Kashmir Martyrs’ Day (Youm-i-Shudaha-i-Kashmir) is observed in honor of the 21 Kashmiris who were killed by Dogra Maharaja’s soldiers on July 13, 1931, outside Srinagar …

There is a new battlefield in the ever-changing environment of conflict, one where no physical weapons are needed and the adversary is concealed in the depths of the internet. Another …

We live in a digital world where we can access any content we want with a click of a button. But what if that content is stolen from its rightful …

Pakistan has emerged as a leading example of a country that effectively harnesses peaceful nuclear technology to drive advancements in its agriculture sector. Through the utilization of nuclear techniques, Pakistan …