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Pakistan-Afghanistan Ceasefire Shaky as TTP Violence Escalates

In early October, Pakistan and Afghanistan came to blows after Islamabad accused militants based across the Afghan border of a surge in attacks on Pakistani territory. A ceasefire currently holds, but with militant violence ongoing, Pakistan appears poised to strike again if further attacks are traced back to Afghanistan. It may seem paradoxical that Pakistan […]

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Pakistan Navy Flotilla Visits Oman, Conducts Joint Exercise with Royal Oman Navy

A Pakistan Navy flotilla comprising PNS Rah Naward (sail ship), PNS Madadgar, and a Pakistan Maritime Security Agency vessel, PMSS Kashmir, paid a goodwill visit to Port Sultan Qaboos in Muscat, Oman, as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen bilateral maritime cooperation. Upon arrival, the ships were accorded a warm welcome by Omani naval and

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Delayed Appointments Expose Taliban’s Governance Crisis in Afghanistan

The prolonged delay in appointing qualified teachers has emerged as yet another indicator of deeper governance failures under Afghanistan’s interim Taliban administration, raising serious questions about institutional capacity, transparency, and priorities. Nearly a year after recruitment examinations were conducted and verification processes completed; the Taliban authorities have yet to announce final appointment lists or issue

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May 9, CM KP Disqualification, CM Sohail Afridi

KP CM Faces Possible Disqualification After Forensic Findings on May 9 Unrest

Peshawar: Political uncertainty has gripped Khyber Pakhtunkhwa after the completion of forensic verification of videos related to the violent incidents of May 9, carried out on court orders. According to the forensic report, Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Sohail Afridi has been implicated in incidents of arson and damage to national property during Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf protests.

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Militants, Lakki Marwat, Security Forces

Six Militants Neutralized in Lakki Marwat Operation, Seven Others Trapped by Security Forces

Lakki Marwat: Security forces killed at least six militants of a banned terrorist organization during an intelligence-based operation in Lakki Marwat district, while several others remain surrounded as forces continue efforts to block all possible escape routes, security sources said. According to security officials, forces received actionable intelligence about the presence of a terrorist formation

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Terrorists, Bannu, Baka Khel, Khaisur Bridge, Bannu Police

Terrorists Blow Up Key Bridge in Baka Khel as Bannu Faces Year-Long Infrastructure Attacks

Terrorists from the banned militant organization blew up a key link bridge, the Khaisur Bridge, in the Baka Khel area of Bannu, local sources confirmed. Authorities said the attack, carried out yesterday, was aimed at disrupting the movement of security forces. Fortunately, no casualties were reported, but traffic was indeed halted, causing major inconvenience for

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Message, Sarbaqaf Mohmand’s Message, TTP and Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, Afghan Terrorists, Cross-Border-Terrorism

Sarbakaf Mohmand’s Message Exposes Deepening Fault Lines Within TTP and Jamaat-ul-Ahrar

“I would like to send a message to all our Mujahideen that the Afghans are our brothers. We have been comrades and have fought wars together. I would like to urge our Afghan comrades who are willing or attempting to come to Mohmand, or to Pakistan, not to do so, and instead remain in their

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Wana

IS-KP Claim in Wana Attack Marks Strategic Shift in Militant Targeting

The Islamic State Khorasan Province’s (IS-KP) claim of responsibility for the bombing in Wana is not a routine militant statement. It is a calculated signal. By publicly owning the attack days after it occurred, the group has repositioned the incident from a localized act of violence into part of a broader ideological and operational campaign

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Taliban

Taliban’s Ideological Crackdown on Doctors Raises Alarm in Kabul Hospital

In a troubling development at one of Kabul’s major hospitals, armed Taliban intensified pressure on medical staff, triggering serious questions about the safety and neutrality of healthcare providers under the interim Taliban government. Doctors and specialists at the welfare hospital were reportedly summoned by religious enforcers for ideological questioning, raising fears among clinicians about their

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Balkh Sees Taliban’s Harsh Public Floggings Continue

The Taliban’s Supreme Court confirmed that two individuals were publicly flogged in northern Balkh province, continuing the group’s controversial use of corporal punishment under its rule. In an official statement issued on Saturday, January 10, the court said the two individuals were convicted of smuggling alcoholic beverages. Each received 39 lashes, administered publicly in the

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