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Key BLA Mastermind Behind Kharan Attack Eliminated

The Pakistan Army has successfully neutralized a high-profile commander of the banned Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), known as “Shankar Raj” alias Zohair, in a swift and decisive counter-terrorism operation. The development marks a significant blow to militant networks operating in Balochistan and underscores the security forces’ continued resolve to dismantle terrorism in all its forms. […]

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Taliban Overhaul Signals Darker Future for Afghanistan

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Afghanistan under Taliban rule is witnessing an aggressive ideological and administrative purge led by the group’s supreme leader, Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada, further darkening the country’s international image and raising alarm over its future as a viable state. According to credible sources, the Taliban leadership has dismissed 1,136 government employees appointed under the previous administration and

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Taliban’s Harsh Justice Puts Afghanistan Back in Global Spotlight

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The Taliban have publicly flogged 19 individuals, including 17 men and two women, in Afghanistan’s eastern Nangarhar province and northern Balkh province, according to official statements issued by the group’s Supreme Court. In a statement released, the Supreme Court of Afghan Taliban reported that 14 men and two women were subjected to corporal punishment in

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Precision Operation by Security Forces in Tirah Neutralizes Terrorists

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Pakistan’s security forces conducted a successful counter-terrorism operation in the Tirah area, delivering a decisive blow to elements of Fitna-al-Khawarij operating in the region. The operation was initiated after a surveillance drone detected suspicious movement linked to terrorists associated with the proscribed TTP Fitna-al-Khawarij. Acting on real-time intelligence, the security forces’ control room immediately mobilized

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How Terrorist Drone Warfare Is Turning Pakistan’s Children into Targets

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The drone strike in Mosaki village, Mir Ali, which injured three children and two men, is not an isolated incident. It is part of a disturbing evolution in militant tactics, one that increasingly places civilians, especially children, directly in harm’s way. What makes this trend particularly alarming is not just the technology involved, but the

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The Religious Verdict That the TTP Cannot Escape

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In Pakistan’s long struggle against militancy, the most dangerous weapon terrorists wield is not the gun or the bomb, but the deliberate distortion of religion. The banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has repeatedly attempted to cloak its campaign of violence in the language of jihad. That claim now stands not merely challenged, but conclusively rejected by

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Terrorist Drone Attack Injures Children, Men in Mir Ali as Civilian Casualties Rise

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A drone attack struck Mosaki village in Mir Ali tehsil of North Waziristan, injuring three children and two men, local sources confirmed on Wednesday, adding to a growing list of incidents in which civilians have borne the brunt of aerial attacks in Pakistan’s former tribal belt. According to initial reports, the drone strike caused serious

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Wanted TTP Commander Killed in Afghanistan as Attacks on Militant Leaders Continue

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A wanted commander of the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has been shot dead in Afghanistan’s eastern province of Nangarhar, sources confirmed, marking yet another lethal incident targeting militant leaders operating on Afghan soil. According to sources, Umar Farooq Koki Khel, a commander of the banned outfit, was killed when unidentified armed men opened fire on

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Jihad or Fasad? Why the TTP’s War on Pakistan Stands Rejected by Ulema, Ijma, and Its Own Ameer

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When terrorists cloak their violence in religious language, the first casualty is truth. In Pakistan, that distortion has already been confronted and unanimously rejected by scholars across every school of thought through Paigham-e-Pakistan, a collective decree declaring armed violence against the state and its citizens as un-Islamic, unlawful, and forbidden. Yet the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan

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PTI’s Security Gamble and Its Aftermath

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(Zahir Shah Sherazi) Pakistan today stands at a dangerous crossroads where confused political narratives, inconsistent security policies, and chronic governance failures have converged to deepen instability—particularly in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and the former tribal districts. At the heart of this crisis lies the legacy and current posture of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), whose past decisions and present

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