December 2025

PM Youth program announces 700,000 Chromebooks for students

Students from all provinces, including AJK and Gilgit-Baltistan, will be covered under the program. The Prime Minister’s Youth Program announced the distribution of 700,000 Chromebooks to students across the country to expand digital access and support technology-enabled education. The initiative was unveiled by Rana Mashhood Ahmad Khan, Chairman of the Prime Minister’s Youth Program, who

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The inevitable has happened: the EU has reversed its plan to ban the sale of ICE cars by 2035.

ICE car ban could be pushed back to 2040 Manufacturers opposed the legislation More hybrid and range-extender powertrains expected to arrive A report in German newspaper Bild this week claims that plans to impose a ban by 2035 on the sale of new cars with internal combustion engines in the European Union have been abandoned,

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Iran Arrests Nobel Prize Winner Narges Mohammadi Again Despite Medical Leave

Iran Arrests Nobel Prize Winner Narges Mohammadi Again Despite Medical Leave Iranian authorities once again arrested Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi during a ceremony in honor of the late Iranian lawyer Khosrow Alikordi on Friday, December 12, 2025. The Mashhad-based lawyer was found dead in questionable circumstances, with authorities describing his death as having

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ICYMI: The 7 biggest tech stories of the week, from Android XR glasses review to a revolutionary smart ring

It’s been another busy week in the tech world, allowing us to test out new Android XR glasses and watch the new Supergirl trailer. To keep up to date on these two topics and more, scroll down for our pick of the seven most important tech news stories of the week. You’ll find quick recaps

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Ayaz Sadiq mourns Gaza rain deaths, condemns aid restrictions

NA spokesperson warns of poor shelter, food shortages and winter rains pushing Palestinians into deeper crisis A displaced Palestinian cleans muddy water in a flooded tent camp on a rainy day in Nuseirat, central Gaza Strip, December 12, 2025. PHOTO: REUTERS National Assembly Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq has expressed deep sadness over the loss of

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Job Scams Deceive Thousands, Cost Job Seekers Millions

“Gamified job scams” ​​jumped 485% last year These entice job seekers to complete tasks online for small payments This represents a loss of more than $6.8 million in 2025 A new study from CNC Intelligence has revealed a significant increase in the number of “job scams” ​​or “gamified job scams” ​​targeting job seekers in 2025.

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Vin Diesel Confirms Cristiano Ronaldo Role in New ‘Fast & Furious’ Movie

“Fast X: Part 2” is expected to be released in April 2027 Vin Diesel has just left the Fast and Furious fans stunned by surprise announcement. The 58-year-old shared a social media post hinting at a potential appearance by famous footballer Cristiano Ronaldo in the upcoming film Fast. However, the post’s caption was changed as

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The Game Awards blew me away with the announcement of Star Wars: Fate of The Old Republic

Arcnaut Studios announced Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic at the Game Awards The RPG will be produced by Knights of the Old Republic And Mass effect Casey Hudson, director of the trilogy PHOTO is described as the spiritual successor of KOTOR and is in early development A new Star Wars game set in

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Russia threatens to block all Google services in ‘gentle pressure’ on US technology

Russia could block all Google services over data storage issues This decision is part of a “soft squeeze” of American technology companies. This follows a wider crackdown on Western platforms Russia is considering a complete ban on all Google services, according to a senior government official, as the country continues to strengthen its grip on

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