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Iran to Host Crucial Regional Summit to Defuse Afghanistan–Pakistan Tensions

Iran will host a high-level regional summit in mid-December aimed at easing tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan, with participation expected from all neighboring countries, including major powers Russia and China. The meeting is being hailed as a critical step toward stabilizing Afghanistan and fostering coordinated regional security and economic cooperation. Saeed Khatibzadeh, Iran’s Deputy Foreign […]

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Afghan Taliban Seen as Source of Militancy and Smuggling in Central Asia

Central Asian leaders emphasized the urgent need to strengthen regional security and stability, citing growing risks emanating from Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, even as they called for cautious engagement to support regional connectivity and trade. The statement came during the seventh Consultative Meeting of the Heads of State of Central Asia, hosted by Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev

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Two-Front Challenge, One Resolve: Pakistan’s Strategic Might Under Field Marshal Command

Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir’s recent remarks at a luncheon hosted in honour of Jordan’s King Abdullah II at Aiwan-e-Sadr offered more than ceremonial commentary they served as a forceful reminder of Pakistan’s strategic posture, its historical resilience, and the evolving threats reshaping South Asia’s security environment. His words echoed far beyond the corridors of

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Security Forces Eliminate 15 India-Sponsored Terrorists in KP

Security forces eliminated 15 India-backed militants in two intelligence-based operations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on Tuesday, including a terrorist wing commander, as clearance operations continued under Operation Azm-e-Istahkam to eradicate foreign-sponsored militancy from the country. According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the first operation was carried out in the Dattakhel area of North Waziristan after

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Terror Bid on Dwa Ghwara Bridge in Bannu Fails After Early Detonation

A major act of sabotage was averted near the Dwa Ghwara Bridge  when an improvised explosive device (IED) exploded prematurely during its installation, killing one terrorist instantly while his injured accomplice escaped towards a nearby residential locality, prompting security forces to launch an extensive search operation and seal off the entire area. According to the

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Pakistan, Afghanistan, Taliban, Pak-Afghan Trade, CM Sohail Afridi

Region Watches Closely as Taliban’s Impulsive Decisions Deepen Pakistan Afghanistan Tensions

For months the relationship between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban has been strained by mistrust, miscommunication and persistent cross border militancy. Now Russia has joined Iran, China and Turkey in proposing to mediate between the two countries. This development has created new debate about whether outside facilitation can lower tensions or whether deeper political issues

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Farkhunda, Taliban's Brutality, Sheikh Hibatullah Akhunzada, Badakhshan Goldmine, UN Convention on the Rights of the Child

Taliban-Linked Killing of 17-Year-Old Farkhunda Exposes Brutality, Dissent Suppression, and Factional Divisions

A 17-year-old girl, Farkhunda, has died under circumstances that raise serious questions about the Taliban’s governance, human rights record, and internal cohesion. Found dead at her husband’s residence in Kabul on 15 November, roughly six weeks after her marriage, the Taliban claim she died of a stroke. Independent sources and rights activists, however, insist the

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Pakistan, Afghan Militants Killed in Bajaur, Taliban’s Hypocrisy, Pakistan's War on Terror, Cross-Border Terrorism

Another Afghan Militant Killed in Bajaur Exposes Taliban’s Hypocrisy, Pakistan’s Gains

Pakistan’s security forces have once again delivered a decisive blow to militants operating along the Afghan border, exposing the Afghan Taliban’s continuing duplicity. Despite mounting evidence, the Taliban persist in levelling baseless accusations against Pakistan, even as their own nationals cross into the country to join proscribed terrorist groups. In a recent intelligence-based operation in

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Taliban Denials Shattered Again as Another Afghan Commander Fighting TTP’s Illegitimate War Falls in Bajaur

Pakistan has repeatedly presented evidence, yet the question remains unanswered: how long will the Afghan Taliban, cloaked in the rhetoric of Sharia, continue to lie. Despite multiple documented proofs, the Taliban respond not with answers but with baseless, childish accusations against Pakistan. The latest example comes from Bajaur in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, this time with direct

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Zalmay Khalilzad, Anti Pakistan Obsession, Afghan Taliban, IS-KP Commander Burhan Eliminated, DI Khan Operation

Zalmay Khalilzad’s Anti Pakistan Obsession Exposed Again After Another Blunder

The so-called American foreign policy expert, and former United States Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan, Zalmay Khalilzad; arguably labelled by Fawzia Koofi, former member of Afghanistan’s House of Representatives, as the representative of Afghan Taliban only, is perhaps the most dim-witted and shallow diplomat among former Afghan-origin American officials. Or it may simply be

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