An Afghan resistance group has criticized India’s decision to hand over control of the Afghan embassy in New Delhi to Taliban representatives, warning that the move could have security and social implications at the regional and global levels. In a statement issued on Saturday, the Supreme Council of Resistance for the Salvation of Afghanistan described […]
Militants of the proscribed group Fitna al‑Khwarij torched heavy machinery worth millions of rupees in Bannu after a private contractor reportedly refused their extortion demand, exposing what security officials and analysts describe as a failure of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government under Chief Minister Sohail Afridi to provide protection to civilians and development projects. The attack
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Security forces on Saturday thwarted a major terror plot in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Bannu district by defusing a large quantity of explosive material planted along a main road in the Baka Khel Ahmadzai area, officials said. According to security sources, the explosive material was concealed inside a drum and placed on a busy thoroughfare, posing a
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Security in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Bannu Division continued to unravel as two separate but interconnected incidents exposed the deepening collapse of the provincial government’s writ, forcing frightened communities to fend for themselves in the face of militant violence. In North Waziristan’s Darazinda tehsil, terrorists belonging to the proscribed group Fitna al-Khwarij blew up a key public-use
Pakistan and the United States have agreed to enhance bilateral security cooperation and border management, including equipping Pakistan’s border security forces, coastal guards, and other law enforcement agencies with advanced American equipment. The understanding was reached during a meeting between Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and a high-level US delegation led by US Ambassador Natalie Baker
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The United States and Pakistan have successfully concluded their latest joint military exercise, Inspired Gambit 2026, further solidifying the long-standing defense partnership between the two nations. Conducted at the National Counterterrorism Center Peshawar, the exercise brought together U.S. and Pakistani forces for an intensive two-week program focused on counterterrorism, operational coordination, and advanced infantry tactics.
Pakistan continues to demonstrate its commitment to national security and the enforcement of legal frameworks amid complex migration challenges, according to a joint report by the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and the International Organization for Migration (IOM). The report highlights an 18 percent rise in the arrest and detention of Afghan nationals in
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The Pakistan Armed Forces are fully engaged in strengthening and operationalizing Multi-Domain Operations (MDOs) in line with evolving warfare requirements, reaffirming their readiness to decisively respond to modern and future battlefield challenges. According to defence sources, the Armed Forces of Pakistan are conducting comprehensive preparations to integrate air, land, cyber, electronic warfare, autonomous systems, and
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At least four terrorists affiliated with a proscribed militant organization were killed following a violent armed clash between two banned groups in the remote Tirah Valley of Khyber District, according to security sources. Sources confirmed that the confrontation erupted in the Koila Markaz area, where members of the outlawed Jamaat-ul-Ahrar and the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan
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(Aqeel Yousafzai) The security crisis unfolding across Pakistan’s northwest and Afghanistan cannot be understood through isolated incidents or partisan slogans. It is a deeply interconnected story of militancy, political opportunism, state ambiguity and ideological fractures that now threaten to destabilise both countries simultaneously. Recent developments in Tirah Valley, the sharpening political divide in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,
