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A Revolt From Within? Taliban Commander Picks Up Arms Against Akhundzada’s Authority

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The security situation in northern Afghanistan’s Badakhshan province is reportedly becoming increasingly unstable amid growing internal divisions within the Taliban leadership structure, with a senior Taliban commander allegedly challenging the authority of the group’s supreme leadership. According to reports, Juma Khan Fateh, a senior ethnic Tajik Taliban commander, has taken up arms and openly expressed […]

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Russia, Taliban and a New Armed Force: What Is Being Built Behind the Scenes in Afghanistan?

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The reported formation of an 8,000-member special force by the Taliban, known as the “Hibati Unit,” has raised serious questions regarding Afghanistan’s evolving security landscape, the expansion of militant infrastructure, and the potential consequences for neighbouring countries. According to two sources within the Taliban’s Ministry of Defence who spoke to Afghanistan International, the establishment of

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A Rocket Attack, A Swift Response, and a Hasty Retreat: Security Forces Score Major Success in Balicha

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Frontier Corps (FC) Balochistan (South) successfully responded to a terrorist rocket attack targeting innocent civilians in the Balicha area of Tump, demonstrating its unwavering commitment to protecting the local population and maintaining peace and stability in the region. Following the attack, FC Balochistan (South) launched an immediate and well-coordinated counterterrorism operation based on timely intelligence

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What Was Hidden in an Abandoned Vehicle? Major Recovery by Security Forces Foils Potential Threat in Panjgur

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Demonstrating its unwavering commitment to maintaining peace, stability, and security across the province, Frontier Corps (FC) Balochistan (South) successfully conducted a well-coordinated intelligence-based operation (IBO) in the Jeerak area of Panjgur District. Acting on credible intelligence regarding the possible presence of terrorist facilitation infrastructure and explosive materials in the area, FC Balochistan (South) launched a

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Pakistan, Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Fitna al-Hindustan and Fitna al-Khwarij, Operation Ghazab Lil Haqq and Pakistan's War on Terror, Pakistan's War on Terror and India-Sponsored Terrorism in KP and Balochistan

Security, Technology and Public Trust: The Three Battles Pakistan Must Win

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For the last several years, discussions about security in Pakistan have often focused on individual attacks, isolated incidents or temporary crises. However, what we are witnessing today in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is part of a much larger and more complex picture. If we continue to view every attack as a standalone event, we will

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Life Sentence, Shabbir Baloch Shaheed, Mehrang Lango

Life Sentence in Shabbir Baloch Case Honoured as Justice for a Martyred Defender of the State

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A court’s decision to award a life sentence to Mehrang Lango has reignited debate on justice, accountability and the often-overlooked sacrifices of security personnel who lose their lives in the line of duty. While public discussion has largely focused on the convicted individual and the punishment handed down, many observers argue that the central figure

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Taliban, Badakhshan Gold Mines, Afghanistan Under Taliban Control

Badakhshan Gold Mines Trigger Fresh Power Strain Between Taliban Authorities and Armed Local Network

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Reports emerging from Afghanistan’s northern Badakhshan province indicate rising tensions over control of gold mining sites, exposing deepening friction between Taliban authorities and locally entrenched armed networks competing over mineral revenues. According to multiple local and media reports, disagreements have intensified between elements of the Taliban administration and an armed group commonly referred to as

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Security, Pakistan's Diplomatic Role, Gulf Crisis, US-Iran Agreement, Gulf Crisis and Pakistan as a Regional Stabilizer

Security Gains at Home Are Strengthening Pakistan’s Diplomatic Influence Abroad

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In discussions about Pakistan’s security environment, attention naturally gravitates toward terrorist attacks, intelligence-based operations, border tensions and the continuing challenge posed by groups such as the TTP and Fitna al Hindustan. Yet focusing solely on these threats risks overlooking another important development unfolding alongside them. At the very moment Pakistan continues confronting terrorism at home,

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Taliban, Beard Length, Aid Workers Detained in Afghanistan, Afghan Taliban, Afghanistan Under Taliban Rule

Taliban Detain Aid Workers Over Beard Length in Latest Enforcement Drive at Border Crossing

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At least 20 aid workers working near the Islam Qala border crossing between Afghanistan and Iran were briefly detained by Taliban authorities over what officials described as violations related to personal appearance, specifically beard length or shaving, according to reports citing humanitarian sources. The individuals were reportedly employed by organizations cooperating with the United Nations

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Terror, Balochistan, Terror Facilitators, Terrorist Networks, Pakistan's War on Terror and India-Sponsored Terrorism in KP and Balochistan

Can Terrorist Networks Survive Without Their Facilitators?

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Recent developments across Balochistan illustrate a reality often overlooked in discussions surrounding the province’s security environment. Counter-terrorism is not solely about kinetic operations. It is equally about disrupting recruitment, dismantling facilitation networks, preventing attacks and imposing legal consequences on those who support violence. Over the past several days, all four dimensions have been visible. In

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