Mohini Barman

The latest global cybersecurity outlook report highlights that AI-driven threats are evolving faster than traditional enterprise defenses can adapt, forcing an urgent shift in strategy for 2025. The report stresses two critical areas for security investment: AI-Driven Defense and adopting Zero Trust Architectures. Criminal groups are now using machine learning to create AI-driven malware that mutates in real-time to bypass static security systems. In response, organizations are being urged to use AI to automate threat response and deploy AI security agents for greater efficiency. The second major trend is the widespread adoption of Zero Trust (ZT) architectures. With traditional perimeter-based…

The World Health Organization (WHO) is approaching the final stages of negotiation for its landmark Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness, and Response Accord. The draft treaty, which has been under intense negotiation by member states, aims to establish a unified, legally binding framework for addressing future pandemics, ensuring equitable access to vaccines, diagnostics, and essential medical supplies worldwide. The agreement focuses on key areas: shared pathogen access, guaranteeing that countries share samples of new viruses quickly; supply chain transparency, requiring manufacturers to disclose production data; and a commitment to 20% global equitable access to pandemic-related products, primarily through donation or tiered pricing…

The U.S. government has approved a $50 billion investment package to strengthen domestic semiconductor manufacturing. The initiative comes amid rising global demand and increasing dependence on Asian suppliers. The “Chips for America” Act will provide incentives for companies to set up fabrication plants across several states. Intel, TSMC, and Samsung have already announced major projects under this plan. According to President Joe Biden, the move is essential for maintaining technological leadership and reducing supply chain vulnerabilities exposed during the pandemic. Economists say it could create over 100,000 high-tech jobs within the next five years. Asian nations like India and Bangladesh,…

The upcoming 2025 U.S. presidential election is shaping up to be one of the most closely contested in recent history. Early national polls show both the Democratic and Republican nominees running neck and neck, with less than a two-point difference in voter support. Economic uncertainty, immigration policy, and healthcare reforms are among the major issues dominating voter sentiment. Political analysts believe that younger voters and suburban women could decide the outcome, as both parties ramp up digital outreach and local campaigning. The Democrats are focusing on protecting democracy and climate policy, while the Republicans are promising stricter border controls and…

The U.S. inflation rate fell to 3.1% in September, the lowest in more than two years, signaling a possible end to the Federal Reserve’s aggressive rate hikes. Energy and housing costs, major inflation drivers, saw modest declines, while food prices remained stable. Economists suggest that if the trend continues, the Fed may announce a rate cut early next year. President Joe Biden welcomed the news, calling it “a sign that our recovery is strong and steady.” However, analysts warn that lingering global uncertainties — including Middle East tensions and Chinese market instability — could still impact long-term stability. The Dow…