Ray White Pegasus is a spyware developed by a private contractor for use by government agencies. The program infects a target’s phone and sends back data, including photos, messages, and audio / video recordings. Pegasus’ developer, an Israeli company called NSO Group, says that the software can’t be
Lima: Rural school teacher Pedro Castillo on Wednesday became Peru's first president with no ties to the elites that have governed the Andean country for decades. The 51-year-old far-left trade unionist was largely unknown until he led a national strike four years ago that forced the
Dr Jumma Marri The Pegasus spyware scandal which has burst forth on the international scene comes as another evidence of India’s continuing hybrid war against Pakistan. Pegasus which has been created by Israeli surveillance company NSO Group for cyber surveillance is used by authoritarian governments around the
Dubai/ Abu Dhabi: Major UAE airlines Etihad and Emirates have further extended flight operations from South Asian countries due to the COVID-19 pandemic. “In line with UAE government directives, Emirates will be suspending the carriage of passengers from India, Bangladesh, Pakistan and Sri Lanka to Dubai
New Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) recently tried again to enhance its influence in neighboring countries, but this time it failed and was met with clear resistance. Colombo and Kathmandu have both expressed outrage and condemnation against the recent remarks made in mid-February by
Gujarat: A 22-year-old blogger and social media influencer Samir Ansari from Umra village in Gujarat’s Surat district who was brutally attacked by cops for not wearing a mask is in hospital in a critical condition, the family said. The incident happened on 22 July. “At around 9:10
London: Prince William and Kate Middleton will be promoted "in direct opposition" to the narrative spun by Prince Harry in his new memoir, claimed a royal historian. The Duke of Sussex announced last week via his Archewell website that he would release an autobiography in late
London: Britain has eased rules for so-called special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) to attract more listings to London, just as global regulators have put a watch on SPACs, which may already be peaking in popularity. After a surge in activity in SPACs or “blank check” companies
Yangon: Myanmar’s military ruler is looking for greater cooperation with the international community to contain the coronavirus, state media reported on Wednesday, as the Southeast Asian country struggles with a surging wave of infections. Senior General Min Aung Hlaing called in a speech for more cooperation
Washington: US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken will raise the issues of religious freedom, human rights and the use of a spyware for monitoring opponents and foreign leaders when he arrives in New Delhi on Wednesday for talks with the Modi government. “With respect to the