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TTP Terrorists Seize Ration Supply Vehicle in Baka Khel, Bannu

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Terrorists belonging to the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) reportedly seized a vehicle carrying ration supplies in the Baka Khel area of Bannu, raising concerns among local residents about the safety of essential supply routes in the region. According to local sources, armed terrorists intercepted the vehicle while it was transporting food and other daily-use items

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How Taliban’s Media Messaging Relies on the Technology It Condemns

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When reports emerge of smartphones being criticized, restricted, or even destroyed by Taliban in parts of Afghanistan, one cannot help but notice an obvious contradiction. The same movement that warns ordinary Afghans about the dangers of modern technology continues to use that technology extensively to govern, communicate, promote its policies, and project its image to

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Terrorists Torch Excavator in Dara Adam Khel, Causing Financial Loss

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Terrorists belonging to Fitna al-Khwarij continued their campaign of targeting public property and civilian assets after reportedly setting fire to an excavator in Dara Adam Khel. According to local sources, the heavy machinery, owned by a laborer and used for excavation and construction work, was torched by terrorists, causing substantial financial losses. No casualties were

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If Education Is the Enemy, What Exactly Are Terrorists Afraid Of?

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I am seeing that the threat of terrorism in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is no longer limited to security forces. In fact, I see that educational institutions are also being targeted. Attacks on schools and educational institutions from Tank to Bajaur have proved that the terrorist regime considers educational institutions to be the biggest threat to its thinking and

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If Smartphones Are Harmful, Why Do Taliban Rely on Them?

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The Taliban’s criticism of smartphones, coupled with reports that such devices have been restricted or even destroyed in certain areas, raises an obvious question: if smartphones are truly a source of moral corruption, why do Taliban officials continue to rely on the very same technology to communicate with the public, disseminate policies, release videos, and

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Terrorists Flee as Police Clash with Armani Wazir’s Group in Lakki Marwat

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Police engaged in a gun battle with members of a banned terrorist outfit led by commander Armani Wazir in the Sera Dargah area of Lakki Marwat, according to security sources. Initial reports indicate that the terrorists came under pressure during the exchange of fire and were forced to flee the area along with their associates.

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FACT CHECK: Afghan Taliban Claims of Strikes Against Alleged ISKP Camps Inside Pakistan Found to Be Misleading

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Claim The Afghan Taliban, through official statements and affiliated media platforms, claimed that they targeted alleged Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP) camps located in border areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan using drone strikes. Fact Check Findings Available information and security assessments do not support the Taliban’s claim of successfully targeting ISKP camps inside Pakistan.

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What’s Behind the Kandahar Meeting Amid Claims of 3,312 Killings of Ex-Afghan Security Forces?

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A high-level meeting was reportedly held in Kandahar under the leadership of Taliban supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada to review the situation of former Afghan security personnel, according to intelligence-based reports and regional sources. The meeting comes amid continued concerns raised in intelligence assessments regarding the post-2021 security environment in Afghanistan, particularly allegations involving retaliatory violence

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Will Afghanistan’s War Crimes Be Fully Exposed as HRW Warns of Accountability Gaps Under Taliban Rule?

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Human Rights Watch (HRW) has called for a comprehensive and impartial examination of alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by all parties to Afghanistan’s two-decade conflict, emphasizing that ongoing international review processes must form the basis for ensuring accountability and justice for all victims. In a statement released on Thursday, HRW highlighted that

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From 1971 to 2026: What Are the 5 Key Global Agreements Where Pakistan Played a Role?

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Pakistan’s geopolitical location and evolving diplomatic engagement have consistently placed it at the crossroads of major global political developments. Since its inception, the country has played a recurring role in facilitating dialogue, bridging rival powers, and contributing to landmark international agreements across different eras of modern history. Situated at the intersection of South Asia, the

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