New independent research from DSIT reveals the scale of economic disruption caused by cyber-attacks across UK sectors. From fraud and IP theft to service outages and infrastructure risks, the findings ...
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Political, parochial, or unique? SC’s ‘swadeshi’ interpretation of law has legal fraternity divided
Rejecting imposition of timelines on Governors & President for assent to bills, SC’s bid to frame constitutional interpretation as 'swadeshi' unleashes a range of reactions.
The Cyber Security and Resilience (Network and Information Systems) Bill will be introduced to Parliament today – Wednesday 12 November. The Bill, which supports the government’s Plan for Change, will ...
Published: November 28, 2025International Law governs the relations between territories and facilitates peace and diplomacy amongst states and nations. Liberia is in West Africa and is recovering from ...
When the Museum of West African Art (MOWAA) was first announced for Benin City, the numbers told a seductive story: a $25 ...
We've seen mere tinkering at Budgets by both Labour and the Tories, along with a timid collective failure to tackle major ...
Lalu Prasad Yadav, ‘not so funny’ politician of Bihar, of India who empowered the most marginalised, strengthening social justice politics in Bihar’s soil, fearlessly taking on the parliament for ...
The Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization (UNPO) condemns the ongoing practice of child marriage in Sindh, Pakistan, ...
The government is currently carrying out a comprehensive public perception study on the proposed Political Financing bill, which is scheduled to conclude in December, says Datuk Seri Azalina Othman ...
A group of nine UN Special Rapporteurs and mandate holders issued a Joint Allegation Letter (JAL) to the government of ...
Many households in developing economies depend on coffee as a stable source of income. Coffee is also a staple product in many households around the world. However, coffee production via smallholdings ...
Read together, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal reveal the same pattern in different sequences. In Colombo, debt workouts and stabilisation frames narrowed policy choice and enabled old networks to ...
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