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Taliban Internal Rift, Regional Security, and Pakistan’s Border Vigilance

The recent revelations about a deepening divide within the Taliban leadership carry significant implications not only for Afghanistan’s internal governance but also for regional security, particularly Pakistan’s border provinces. The split between Hibatullah Akhundzada’s hardline faction in Kandahar and the comparatively pragmatic Kabul-based faction, led by figures such as Sirajuddin Haqqani and Abdul Ghani Baradar, […]

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Terror, Terror Groups, Balochistan’s Peace, BLA Propaganda, Pakistan's War on Terror

When Terror Groups Lose Territory, They Manufacture Headlines

India, described as one of the principal traditional adversaries and global sponsors of terror targeting Balochistan’s peace, development, and the safety and prosperity of the Baloch people, continues to rely on its proxy, the proscribed Balochistan Liberation Army, which the Pakistani state has designated as Fitna-e-Hindustan. Unable to sustain itself in direct confrontation or establish

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PM Shehbaz Sharif Vows to Uproot Terrorism From Pakistan’s Soil

Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif has reaffirmed Pakistan’s unwavering resolve to eliminate terrorism in all its forms, warning that extremist elements are once again attempting to destabilize the country but will be dealt with decisively and without compromise. Speaking during a meeting with members of the National Peace Message Committee, the Prime Minister reiterated his

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UN Says Hunger Crisis Under Taliban Rule Is Driving Afghan Families to Desperate Measures

The United Nations has issued a grave warning that Afghanistan is sinking deeper into a humanitarian catastrophe as worsening hunger, mass unemployment, and severe funding cuts push millions of families into desperate and irreversible coping measures. UN officials and humanitarian agencies stress that the crisis is not a natural disaster, but the direct result of

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When Unity Becomes a Myth: Inside the Taliban’s Growing Internal Crisis

(Shamim Shahid) The recent investigative report by the BBC has pulled back the curtain on what many regional observers, journalists, and intelligence analysts have long suspected but few within the Taliban leadership had openly acknowledged: deep and potentially destabilising internal divisions within the Afghan Taliban. For the first time since the Taliban’s return to power

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Fact Check: Earthquake Relief Footage From Afghanistan Falsely Linked to Pakistan and ISIS

Claim A video circulating on social media primarily shared by Afghan-based accounts claims that the Pakistani military has forcibly taken homes in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and established ISIS camps in the area. Verdict ❌ False and Misleading Reality The claim is entirely false. The video in question does not originate from Pakistan and has no connection

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Public Uprising in North Waziristan Against Extremist Sabotage

Residents of North Waziristan’s Shewa tehsil have taken to the streets in a strong and unified show of resistance against extremist violence following the destruction of a critical bridge over the Kurram River on 14 January 2026. According to local sources, the bridge an essential link connecting communities in Shewa was deliberately destroyed using explosive

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World’s Weakest Passport Exposed: Afghan Mobility Shrinks Further Under Taliban

Under Taliban rule, Afghanistan has once again been ranked as holding the world’s weakest passport, according to the latest Henley Passport Index 2026, extending a decade-long position at the bottom of the global ranking. The Henley Passport Index, which ranks passports based on the number of destinations holders can enter without a prior visa, shows

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Security Forces Foil Terror Attack in Bannu, Four Terrorists Neutralized

Security forces successfully repelled a coordinated terrorist attack on a security post in Zindi Ali Khel, Tehsil Janikhel, Bannu district, demonstrating their readiness and operational efficiency in countering extremist threats. According to official sources, a group of four Kharijite terrorists launched a fire raid on the security post, intending to breach the position and target

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Turkey Confirms Talks with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia on Regional Defence Cooperation

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan confirmed that discussions have taken place regarding potential defence cooperation involving Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, but emphasized that no formal agreement has been signed. Speaking at a press conference in Istanbul, Minister Fidan highlighted the importance of broader regional cooperation and mutual trust. He noted that many regional challenges could

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