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Identity of Terrorist Eliminated in Failed Maki Sar Attack Confirmed

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The identity of the terrorist eliminated during the failed attack on a security forces post in the Maki Sar area of Shawal Valley, North Waziristan, has been confirmed as Jamauddin alias Musab, a terrorist affiliated with Fitna al-Khwarij. According to security sources, Jamauddin alias Musab was among the terrorists who attempted to storm the Maki […]

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Session Judge, Security Guard Martyred in Deadly Mastung Highway Attack

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A District and Sessions Judge and his security guard were martyred, while an Additional Sessions Judge and another individual sustained serious injuries after unidentified armed assailants opened fire on their vehicle on the National Highway near Mastung on Thursday, prompting strong condemnation from the Government of Balochistan and the legal fraternity. According to Deputy Commissioner Mastung, Behram Saleem, District and Sessions Judge Abdul Hakeem Kakar was travelling from Quetta to Mastung when unidentified assailants targeted his official vehicle on the National Highway.

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Bannu, Balochistan and the Battle for Pakistan’s Future: Is the Tide Finally Turning?

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(Brigadier (Retd.) Mehmood Shah) Pakistan’s fight against terrorism has entered another critical phase, where military operations, political commitment, public cooperation, and ideological clarity must move together if lasting peace is to be achieved. Recent developments, including statements from the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government and discussions surrounding ongoing security operations in Bannu and Balochistan, suggest a possible shift toward greater coordination between political leadership and state institutions. For years, one of the biggest challenges in Pakistan’s

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Pakistan Takes a Firm Position Amid Red Sea Crisis, Supports Saudi Security: Foreign Office

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Pakistan has strongly condemned the attack by Yemen’s Houthi group on a Saudi oil tanker and the growing threats to commercial shipping in the Red Sea, reaffirming its continued support for the sovereignty, territorial integrity, security, and stability of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. During his weekly media briefing, Foreign Office Spokesperson Tahir Hussain Andrabi stated that Pakistan views attacks targeting Saudi Arabia and threats to international maritime routes with serious concern, emphasizing that such developments could further aggravate an already fragile regional

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Fitna al-Hindustan Targets Innocent Passengers in Another Cowardly Attack Near Mastung

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Fitna al-Hindustan has once again exposed its violent agenda by targeting innocent civilians in a cowardly attack near Mastung, where a passenger bus travelling from Quetta to Kalat came under indiscriminate firing. According to security officials, the attack took place as security forces were conducting a successful operation against elements of Fitna al-Hindustan in the area and had intensified efforts to

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Afghanistan Under Taliban Rule: A Failed State? Indian Think Tank Raises Alarm

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The situation in Afghanistan has continued to deteriorate following the Taliban’s takeover of power, with growing concerns over humanitarian conditions, governance challenges, restrictions on fundamental rights, and the expansion of security threats affecting the wider region, according to a recent assessment by the Observer Research Foundation (ORF). The Indian think tank has highlighted what it describes as a worsening political, economic, humanitarian, and security environment in Afghanistan under Taliban rule, warning that the consequences of the current governance model extend beyond Afghanistan’s

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Pakistan at UN: India Is Patron of Terrorism, Not a Victim

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Pakistan has strongly rejected allegations made by the Indian representative at the United Nations Security Council, stating that India’s attempts to portray itself as a victim of terrorism cannot conceal what Pakistan describes as New Delhi’s role in supporting and sponsoring terrorist activities against Pakistan. Addressing the Security Council, Pakistani diplomat Ansar Shah categorically dismissed the claims presented by the

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After the Yaftal Shock: Anti-Taliban Commander Reveals His Next Move

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The Commander-in-Chief of the Sepah-e Mihan (Homeland Front), Qayum Malang, has publicly rejected Taliban claims that members of his organization were arrested following the group’s recent operation in Yaftali Sufla district of Badakhshan province, asserting that all resistance fighters remain safe and that the movement continues to pursue its strategic objectives. In his first public audio message since the operation—released five days after the front temporarily seized control of Yaftali Sufla, Malang

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Curfew Comes into Force in Mastung’s Khad Kocha as Security Measures Intensify

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The Government of Balochistan has imposed an indefinite curfew in the Khad Kocha Sub-Tehsil of Mastung District, effective from 9:00 p.m. on Wednesday, as part of precautionary measures aimed at maintaining public safety, preserving law and order, and ensuring the protection of lives and property amid the prevailing security situation. Announcing the decision, Spokesperson for the Balochistan Home Department, Mr. Babar Yousafzai, stated that the curfew has been enforced under the directives of the provincial government following a

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Our Borders Are Guarded. Who Will Guard Pakistan’s Narrative?

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The nature of warfare has undergone a profound transformation. While armed conflict continues to exist, the defining battles of the twenty-first century are increasingly being fought not on conventional battlefields, but in the cognitive and informational domain, where public perception, social cohesion, and national identity have become the principal targets. Today, states and non-state actors possess unprecedented capabilities to influence millions of people across borders with minimal financial investment. What once required vast propaganda ministries, extensive broadcasting infrastructure, and

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