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Pakistan–Afghanistan Talks: One Condition From Kabul Could Decide the Future of Bilateral Ties

As diplomatic efforts continue to explore avenues for improved relations and renewed dialogue between Pakistan and Afghanistan, a clear and fundamental principle remains central to any sustainable engagement: Afghan territory must not be allowed to serve as a base for terrorist activities against Pakistan. Pakistan has welcomed sincere diplomatic efforts by friendly countries, particularly China, to help […]

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Chartered Planes, Missing Chief Minister: The Shocking Truth Behind KP’s Silent Collapse

Arif Yousafzai Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has always been called Pakistan’s most challenging province plagued by security threats along its western border, a fragile health infrastructure, and an education system crying out for reform. Yet as these fundamental crises persist, the question increasingly on people’s minds is not “what is the government doing about them?” but rather,

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Ziarat Cross Attack: TTP Carried Out the Assault, Why Did BLA Claim Responsibility?

Questions have emerged over the circumstances surrounding an attack on Frontier Corps personnel at Ziarat Cross in Balochistan after the outlawed Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) reportedly claimed responsibility for the incident, while a security analysis has raised the possibility that the attack may have involved the outlawed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). The conflicting attribution has prompted renewed scrutiny

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Terrorists Attack Bhag Nari Police Station, 3 Killed as Police & Locals Fight Back

In a timely and courageous response to a terrorist assault, the police, security forces, and local residents of Bhag Nari area of Kachhi District, Balochistan, successfully thwarted an attempted attack on a police station, killing three terrorists during the ensuing confrontation. According to the available information, a group of terrorists attempted to launch an attack on a police

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Enemies or Unlikely Beneficiaries? The Hidden Paradox Behind the Taliban–ISIS War

Although the Taliban and ISIS remain bitter ideological and military enemies and have repeatedly fought one another, the relationship between the two organizations presents a far more complex security picture than direct confrontation alone. The Taliban and ISIS have fundamentally different objectives, have engaged in repeated armed clashes, and regard each other as adversaries. Yet

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The Promise of Amnesty, the Reality of Fear: What Happened to Afghanistan’s Former Officials?

The documented treatment of former Afghan government officials and members of the Afghan National Defense and Security Forces (ANDSF) following the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan has raised serious concerns over the implementation of the general amnesty announced by the Taliban and the continuing vulnerability of those who served under the previous government. According to research

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The War Behind Every Attack: Who Is Really Enabling Terrorism in Pakistan?

Pakistan’s continuing struggle against terrorism and militancy cannot be understood solely through the lens of individual attacks. Every major terrorist incident is typically the visible manifestation of a much wider security architecture involving financing, recruitment, planning, facilitation, logistics, safe havens, communications networks and, in some cases, external support and political or ideological enabling environments. Pakistan

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Toji Khel, Toji Khel Tribe, Toji Khel Tribe Chief Malik Jameel Khan, South Waziristan, South Waziristan Rejects Terrorism

Toji Khel Chief Rejects Terrorism, Extortion and Fear in South Waziristan

Chief of the Toji Khel tribe Malik Jameel Khan has issued a strong warning to terrorists of the banned organization and their commander Fateh, rejecting their attempts to intimidate local residents and asserting that terrorism has no connection with Islam. In an important message to the Toji Khel tribe, Malik Jameel Khan said terrorism and

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Martyred, JUI-F Leaders Martyred by ISKP and Fitna al-Khwarij, Upper Orakzai

Another JUI-F Leader Martyred by Fitna al-Khwarij in Upper Orakzai

A local leader of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F), identified as Haji Rehman, was martyred in an attack by terrorists of Fitna al-Khwarij in Upper Orakzai, sources said. The attack took place in Kandi Taal village, an area falling under the jurisdiction of Dabori Police Station, where Haji Rehman was targeted by the terrorists. Haji Rehman’s martyrdom

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Security Forces, Terrorists Eliminated in Bannu, Bannu Operation

Bannu Operation: 3 Terrorists Eliminated as Security Forces Foil IED Threat in Domel

Security forces and police eliminated three terrorists during an intelligence-based operation against a terrorist group in the Domel area of Bannu, while four improvised explosive devices (IEDs) were successfully neutralized, officials said. According to the District Police Officer (DPO), security personnel conducted the operation after receiving information about the presence and movement of terrorists in

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