The 2025 UN Convention Against Cybercrime establishes a global framework for 112 nations, surpassing the Budapest Convention. It criminalizes ransomware, fraud, and child abuse, standardizes evidence sharing, and strengthens international law enforcement against transnational cybercrime, creating a unified approach to digital threats.
Click to View MoreCountering extremism demands a balanced approach that combines strong security measures with social inclusion, education, and community engagement. Addressing root socio-economic grievances alongside proactive prevention and global cooperation can ensure long-term stability and protect India’s democratic and pluralistic values.
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