Aqib Yusufzai

Bajaur: Tribal Elder Malik Ikram Martyred in Firing by Khawarij in Mamund

Tribal elder Malik Ikram was martyred after armed Khawarij opened fire on him in the Malangi area of Mamund tehsil, Bajaur district, according to police. The incident highlights the persistent security challenges facing the region and the threat posed by Khawarij violence to local communities and public safety. According to preliminary reports, Malik Ikram was

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Kachhi: Police Foil Fitna al Hindustan Attack on Check Post and APC, 2 Killed in Gunfight

Police and security forces successfully foiled an attack by Fitna al Hindustan targeting a police check post and an armoured personnel carrier (APC) at Doosah Cross in Balochistan’s Kachhi district, killing two attackers during an intense exchange of fire. According to initial reports, Fitna al Hindustan attempted to target the police check post and APC.

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Terrorism in KP Must Be Confronted Decisively as Pakistan’s Security Forces Continue to Make Sacrifices: Mohsin Naqvi

While addressing the joint session of Parliament, Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi highlighted Pakistan’s continuing security challenges, the sacrifices of its security personnel, and the urgent need for effective cooperation in the fight against terrorism. Naqvi stressed that members of Pakistan’s armed forces continue to lay down their lives to defend the country against terrorist

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Parliament Backs Governor’s Rule in KP as Ishaq Dar Raises Explosive Questions Over TTP’s Return

A joint sitting of Pakistan’s Parliament, chaired by National Assembly Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq, has endorsed the imposition of Governor’s Rule and a state of emergency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa by a majority vote, following an extensive debate between government and opposition members. The decision came after lawmakers from both sides expressed their positions on points

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Afghanistan’s Hidden Security Threat: NRF and AFF Warn of Possible Plot Targeting Diplomatic Missions and UN Offices

The National Resistance Front of Afghanistan (NRF) and the Freedom Front of Afghanistan (AFF) issue this joint statement to alert the international community, diplomatic missions, United Nations offices, international organizations, humanitarian agencies, and human rights institutions to credible and concerning security information indicating the possibility of organized threats against international institutions and interests in Afghanistan.

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Khawarij Plot Exposed in Karak: IED Planted to Target Police Defused in Time

Police have foiled a potential Khawarij terrorist attack in Karak after successfully defusing an improvised explosive device (IED) planted along a road in the Dargah Shaheedan area, preventing a possible tragedy. According to police, the timely operation was launched following intelligence received by the District Security Branch, which alerted authorities to the presence of an

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Four Members of Same Family Martyred, Three Injured in Khawarij Attack in South Waziristan Lower

Four members of the Suleman Khel tribe, including children, were martyred and three others injured when Khawarij opened fire and launched mortar rounds towards civilians in the Toi Khala area of South Waziristan Lower during a security operation. According to details, security forces launched an intelligence-based operation against Khawarij in the area on October 15.

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A Border on the Brink, a Province in Turmoil, and a Taliban Under Fire

The confrontation in Bara, the new administrative experiment in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the re-emergence of anti-Taliban resistance, and the continuing Pakistan-Afghanistan border crisis reveal a region at a critical crossroads. Lasting stability will depend not merely on the exercise of authority, but on credible investigations, effective governance, public trust, and pragmatic diplomacy. The security landscape of

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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Biggest Turning Point? Emergency Rule, the Taliban Threat, and a Political Gamble That Could Change Pakistan

The imposition of emergency in 12 districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on October 11, 2026, has opened a new chapter in the province’s political and security landscape. Under the announced arrangement, the provincial government’s executive functions were placed in abeyance, authority was transferred to the governor, and an 11-member advisory council was established to assist in

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Afghanistan’s Road to China Hits a Security Wall: Why Beijing Refuses to Open the Border

China has maintained its heavily fortified border with Afghanistan despite the Taliban administration’s completion of a road reaching close to the Chinese frontier, with security concerns surrounding suspected militant networks emerging as a major obstacle to the proposed cross-border connection. According to a report published by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) on October 13, Beijing

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