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Senior Taliban Official Reportedly Absent from Duties Amid Emerging Internal Tensions

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Reports from Afghanistan’s Badakhshan province suggest that a senior Taliban official, Maulvi Mehboobullah Hamid, who also serves in a provincial deputy governorship role in Ghor, has not reported to his official duties for more than a month. Sources familiar with the matter say the official has been absent from his administrative responsibilities and has stopped

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Two Key Khariji Commanders Among Four Terrorists Neutralized in Tank

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Security forces carried out two separate operations in District Tank, resulting in the elimination of four terrorists, including two senior commanders linked to numerous acts of violence, while a brave soldier embraced martyrdom during the intense exchanges of fire. According to details, security forces engaged terrorists in the Wanda Zalo area during an operation conducted

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Joint Operation in Karak Targets Terrorist Hideouts and Movement Routes

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Security forces and counterterrorism personnel conducted a joint search-and-strike operation in various areas of Karak as part of ongoing efforts to disrupt terrorist activity and prevent the establishment of safe havens in the district. The operation was launched in view of the prevailing security environment and focused on remote locations, mountainous terrain, suspected hideouts, and

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Can Fear and Force Deliver Stability? Taliban Policies Face Growing Questions

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The latest actions attributed to Taliban Justice Minister Abdul Hakim Sharaei have once again raised a question that has followed Afghanistan’s rulers for decades: can a government secure long-term stability through coercion, restrictions, and force, or does such an approach ultimately create the very instability it seeks to prevent? According to reports, Sharaei recently met

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British Politician Urges Taliban Engagement as Questions Grow Over the Absence of a Coherent Afghanistan Strategy

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For years, Pakistan has argued that Afghanistan’s future cannot be managed through isolation, wishful thinking, or periodic expressions of concern. Recent remarks by a prominent British politician have once again brought that debate into focus, raising questions about whether the international community possesses a realistic strategy for dealing with the challenges emerging from Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.

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The Taliban’s Biggest Security Challenge May No Longer Be ISKP

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The formation of the Hibati Unit and reports of dissent involving Taliban commander Juma Khan Fateh may appear unrelated developments. In reality, they may represent two sides of the same story. One reflects an effort to centralize power. The other suggests resistance to that centralization. Together, they offer a glimpse into one of the most

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Washington’s Message on Afghanistan Is Becoming Harder to Ignore

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For nearly four years, much of the international discussion surrounding Afghanistan has focused on recognition, humanitarian assistance, sanctions, economic collapse, women’s rights, and diplomatic engagement with the Taliban administration. Yet recent remarks by US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth highlight a reality that has never completely disappeared from Washington’s strategic thinking. For the United States, Afghanistan

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Brussels–Taliban Contact Sparks Diplomatic Storm: EU Foreign Policy Under Intense Scrutiny

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Reports of interactions involving representatives of the Taliban authorities in Brussels have sparked renewed debate over European Union foreign policy priorities, raising questions about the balance between geopolitical interests and long-standing commitments to democracy, human rights, and accountability. According to the available information cited in recent reporting, European officials in Brussels have engaged with or

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Why Are Gwadar and Balochistan Under Attack Just When They Are Beginning to Change?

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(Fida Adeel) Pakistan stands at a defining moment in its internal security landscape. While global attention often shifts between regional conflicts, geopolitical rivalries, and economic uncertainty, two provinces continue to occupy the center of Pakistan’s national security discourse: Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The challenges confronting these regions are neither new nor simple. They involve a

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Afghanistan Freedom Front Claims Rocket Attack on Taliban Position in Laghman Province

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The Afghanistan Freedom Front (AFF) has claimed responsibility for a coordinated rocket and small-arms attack targeting a Taliban outpost in the Alingar district of Laghman province. In a statement published on social media platform X on Thursday, June 25, the group stated that the operation was carried out a day earlier in the village of

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