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Ex-Army Hafiz-e-Quran Shot Dead in Bannu by TTP Militants Amid Afghan-Backed Terror Surge

BANNU: In a tragic incident highlighting the ongoing security challenges in southern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, militants affiliated with the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) shot dead a former army serviceman near Haveid Adda in Bannu on Tuesday. The victim, a Hafiz-e-Quran who had left the army about two years ago, was shot just steps away from Haveid […]

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Pentagon Review of Afghanistan Exit Intensifies as Security Risks and Vetting Concerns Grow

The Pentagon’s ongoing investigation into the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan has taken on renewed urgency as American security agencies face mounting pressure to explain how the 2021 evacuation intersected with long-term national security risks. Officials confirmed this week that the review now expected to be completed next summer remains focused not only on operational failures

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Afghan Taliban Seize UN Property in Faryab, Tightening Stranglehold on Aid and Civilians

In a brazen assertion of control over humanitarian operations, the Taliban governor of northern Faryab province, Abdul Ahad Fazli, has reportedly confiscated property belonging to the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) as the mission attempted to close its local office, local sources told Amu on Wednesday. The seizure underscores the regime’s growing disregard

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From Afghanistan to Delaware: Taliban’s Extremist Networks Reach U.S. Campus

A potentially catastrophic attack on law enforcement in Delaware was averted following the arrest of Luqmaan Khan, a 25-year-old Afghan national, who meticulously planned an assault on the University of Delaware Police Department. The case underscores growing concerns over Afghan nationals abroad being linked to extremist activity, as Afghanistan under Taliban control continues to function

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Afghanistan Forgotten, Extremism Empowered: How the Taliban’s Rule Threatens the Region and the World

Afghanistan has disappeared from global headlines, but the consequences of this neglect are catastrophic. In late September 2025, the country descended into digital darkness as a nationwide internet blackout severed the population from the world. Social media, international communications, and even flight coordination collapsed overnight, isolating millions. Yet, Western media barely took notice, leaving Afghanistan’s

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Terrorists Strike in Dera Ismail Khan: Three Policemen Martyred in IED Attack on Police Van

In a brazen act of terrorism, a police van was targeted by an improvised explosive device (IED) in Paniala, Dera Ismail Khan district, resulting in the martyrdom of three policemen, including a Sub-Inspector. The vehicle suffered severe damage in the attack, highlighting the persistent threat posed by terrorist networks in the region. Officials confirmed that

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New Evidence Exposes Terrorists’ Continued Use of Children as Human Shields

A new video circulating widely on social media on December 2, 2025, has once again revealed the reprehensible tactics of Fitna-e-Khawarij terrorists, showing them deliberately moving with small children to evade any potential drone or ground action by security forces. The footage, shared across multiple accounts, clearly depicts terrorists placing young children beside them to

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Hamza bin Laden ‘Seen’ in Afghanistan: New Footage Triggers Intelligence Shockwaves

A transatlantic intelligence consortium monitoring al Qaeda movements has released video footage it claims shows Hamza bin Laden inside Afghanistan, raising fresh questions about the presence of senior militant figures in the country and the Taliban’s counterterrorism assurances. The consortium said the footage was recorded several months ago and that all digital identifiers were deliberately

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Tajikistan Considers Russian Troop Deployment along Afghan Border Following Recent Attacks

Tajikistan has begun discussions with Russia on a possible joint deployment of Russian troops along its 1,344-kilometre border with Afghanistan, following last week’s deadly cross-border attacks in which five Chinese citizens were killed and five others injured. The proposal, raised after a sharp deterioration in the security situation, is now under active consideration by both

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Fallen, Nation’s Resolve, Shah Wali Khan, Assistant Commissioner of Miranshah, Pakistan Honours its Martyrs

Honouring the Fallen: The Burial and the Nation’s Resolve

The nation paused to pay tribute to its fallen hero, Shah Wali Khan, Assistant Commissioner of Miranshah, and his fellow martyrs. Their funeral, held with full state honours at CMH Bannu, brought together senior officials, law enforcement officers, and members of the community to honour lives given in service to Pakistan. Chief Secretary Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,

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