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New Evidence Emerges of TTP and PTM Nexus as Bannu Operation Details Surface

New evidence has emerged indicating a direct link between a recently neutralized terrorist and a past association with a political activist background following a security operation in the Bakakhel area of Bannu district. According to sources, Shahid alias “Commando,” who was killed during a major security operation in Bannu along with four associates, was previously […]

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BLA’s Nationalist Claims Face Scrutiny Amid Attacks on Civilians and Development Projects

The banned Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) frequently portrays itself as a nationalist movement acting on behalf of the people of Balochistan. However, security analysts and political observers argue that the organization’s operational record raises serious questions about those claims. Over the years, the group has been linked to attacks targeting civilians, laborers, public infrastructure, and

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Fresh Footage Shows Terrorists Again Using Civilians as Human Shields in North Waziristan

Fresh concerns have emerged over the tactics employed by terrorist groups in North Waziristan, one of the terror-stricken tribal districts merged in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, after a video surfaced showing terrorists operating from within a civilian-populated area during recent clashes with security forces in Miranshah. According to information accompanying the footage, the video was recorded in

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How the BLA Uses Female Operatives to Amplify Its Propaganda Campaign

The banned Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) has increasingly focused on visual storytelling and symbolic messaging in its propaganda campaign, using coordinated media campaigns to shape its public narrative through carefully constructed imagery. Security analysts say this approach reflects a broader effort by the group to amplify the impact of its activities beyond the battlefield through

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Six Terrorists Neutralized in Kurram IBO, Major Attack Plot Foiled

Security forces, in the Thado Obo area of Kurram district, neutralized six terrorists during a timely intelligence-based operation (IBO) thwarting what sources described as a planned large-scale terrorist attack aimed at disrupting peace and stability in the region. According to sources, security forces launched the operation after receiving credible intelligence regarding the presence and activities of

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Berlin Rally Against Taliban Highlights Growing Debate Within Afghan Diaspora Activism

BERLIN: A large gathering of Afghan expatriates in Germany turned into both a protest against Taliban restrictions on women and a wider debate about the future direction of Afghan activism abroad, as hundreds of demonstrators assembled in Berlin to call for education, employment opportunities and basic freedoms for Afghan women. Participants travelled from different German

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Pakistan, EU Agree to Deepen Strategic Engagement Amid Shifting Regional Dynamics

ISLAMABAD: The European Union’s top foreign policy official, Kaja Kallas, described Pakistan as a major regional power and a significant partner for the EU as both sides held the eighth EU-Pakistan Strategic Dialogue in Islamabad on Monday. Kallas, who serves as Vice-President of the European Commission and EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security

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North Waziristan: Six Terrorists Eliminated in Security Forces’ Operation in Miranshah

Security forces conducted an intelligence-based operation in the Khuziyai Darpa Khel area of Miranshah in North Waziristan after receiving reports about the presence of terrorists in the region, sources said. According to sources, security personnel launched the operation late at night and cordoned off the area before advancing towards suspected hideouts. Heavy exchange of fire

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Why Is Moscow Moving Closer to the Taliban and What Does It Mean for South Asia?

(Shamim Shahid) In a region where symbolism often carries as much weight as formal agreements, the recent defense-related understanding between Russia and Afghanistan has attracted considerable attention across South and Central Asia. The agreement, reportedly signed during a visit to Moscow by Afghanistan’s acting Defense Minister Mullah Mohammad Yaqoob, may not yet have revealed all

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Moscow’s Quiet Move in Kabul: Is a Covert Security Understanding With the Taliban Opening a New Front in Asia’s Great Power Game

(Mushtaq Yusufzai) The recent developments emerging from Pakistan’s coastal Balochistan province and the evolving diplomatic engagement between Russia and Afghanistan represent more than isolated events. They are, in fact, reflections of a broader and increasingly complex security environment that stretches from the Arabian Sea to Central Asia. The attempted attack on a university in Gwadar

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