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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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Leaked Audio Suggests Communication Between TTP and ISIS Over Leadership Discussions

A recently surfaced audio recording,  released by TTP Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, has drawn attention after it allegedly captures a conversation involving senior members of the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) discussing matters linked to leadership arrangements and coordination with individuals associated with ISIS. According to the contents of the audio, a TTP-affiliated delegate can be heard discussing the possibility

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Security Forces Eliminate Key Khawarij Commander in Bannu Operation, Several Others Injured

Security forces conducted a targeted intelligence-based operation in the Baka Khel area of Bannu, resulting in the elimination of a key commander of the banned organization Ittehad-ul-Mujahideen, according to official sources and group-linked statements. During the operation, commander Shahid alias “Commando”, identified as a key operative within the Khawarij network, was neutralized. The banned Ittehad-ul-Mujahideen

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What the UN Just Revealed About Afghanistan’s Women Could Shock the World

A new United Nations report has raised serious concerns about the protection of women and girls in Afghanistan, documenting multiple cases of conflict-related sexual violence and warning of a deteriorating human rights environment under Taliban rule. Presented by the United Nations Secretary-General to the UN Security Council, the report details verified incidents of sexual violence,

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“Not in Our Name”: Families Across Balochistan Publicly Reject Relatives Linked to Fitna-al-Hindustan

In a series of public declarations across Balochistan, several families have publicly distanced themselves from relatives associated with Fitna-al-Hindustan (FAH) and other armed groups, emphasizing that they neither support nor endorse involvement in militant activities. The statements, made through press conferences and public appeals in various districts of the province, reflect growing concern among families

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A Regime Under Pressure? Afghan Protesters Take Their Fight Against the Taliban to Europe

Growing public opposition to the Taliban regime is increasingly extending beyond Afghanistan’s borders, with hundreds of Afghan expatriates reportedly taking to the streets of Berlin to protest against the group’s governance, restrictions on fundamental rights, and deteriorating economic conditions in Afghanistan. According to Afghan media reports, demonstrators gathered in the German capital to voice their

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Anti-Taliban Resistance Group Claims Overnight Attack on Taliban Forces in Afghanistan’s Parwan Province

The Freedom and Justice Movement of Afghanistan (FJMA), an anti-Taliban resistance group, has claimed responsibility for an overnight guerrilla attack targeting Taliban forces in Parwan Province, highlighting the persistence of armed opposition activity in parts of Afghanistan. In its statement, the Freedom and Justice Movement asserted that the operation resulted in casualties among Taliban forces.

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Fitna-al-Hindustan’s Attempt to Target Gwadar University Fails After Swift Security Response

Security personnel successfully thwarted an attempted intrusion by suspected militants at the Gwadar University campus site in Pishukan, preventing what authorities described as a potential threat to a key educational and development project in Balochistan. According to security sources, a group identified as Fitna-al-Hindustan (FAH) attempted to breach the perimeter of the university campus during

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The Network Within the Network: Inside the BLA’s Expansion Beyond Balochistan

Security analysts and counterterrorism observers are raising alarm over what they describe as the continued transformation of the banned Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) from a localized militant organization into a sophisticated hybrid terrorist network with growing regional and international dimensions. According to recent security assessments, the operational evolution of the BLA reflects a broader shift

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The Terror Web: How a Hidden Nexus Allegedly Connects BLA, TTP, and Al-Qaeda Against Pakistan

Pakistani authorities have intensified warnings about what they describe as a growing nexus between the banned Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), and Al-Qaeda, arguing that the collaboration has become a significant source of terrorism, sabotage, and instability across Balochistan and other parts of the country. According to senior government officials and security authorities,

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