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Afghan Mortar Fire Injures Five Civilians in South Waziristan Border Area

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At least five civilians, including four children and a woman, were injured after a mortar shell fired from Afghanistan landed on a residential house in the Angoor Adda border area of South Waziristan, local sources said. According to reports, the mortar shell struck the homes of local residents Karim Khan and Rehmatullah, causing injuries to […]

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Urumqi, Urumqi Talks, Pakistan Afghanistan Tensions, Afghan Soil and Afghan Taliban, Afghanistan as a Threat to Global Security

Urumqi Gains Under Strain as Border Clashes Test Pakistan-Afghanistan Reset

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There were some positive signs after the Urumqi talks. For a brief moment, it appeared that the difficult and strained relationship between Pakistan and Afghanistan was beginning to move toward stability. The statements emerging after the China-hosted talks suggested progress. It seemed the Afghan Taliban had started to understand the seriousness of Pakistan’s concerns, while

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Six Terrorists, Terrorists Eliminated in Bannu, Mazanga Post Attack, KP Police First Quarter Report 2026, Zero Tolerance for Terrorists and Facilitators

Six Terrorists Eliminated in Bannu After Failed Mazanga Post Attack

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At least six terrorists were eliminated in a follow-up search and clearance operation after their failed overnight attack on Mazanga Police Post in Bannu, police officials confirmed. According to police officials, the terrorists had launched a coordinated assault on the police post at around 1:30 a.m. under the cover of darkness, triggering a prolonged exchange

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59, KP Police Personnel Martyred, KP Police First Quarter Report 2026, Terrorist Attacks, Human Cost Borne by KP Police in War on Terror

59 KP Police Personnel Martyred in Three Months as Terror Attacks Intensify

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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police lost 59 personnel in the line of duty during the first quarter of 2026, according to the latest provincial performance report. The report highlights that these casualties occurred amid sustained counter-terrorism operations across the province, where police units continued to face repeated terrorist attacks while remaining deployed in high-risk areas. In addition

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Terrorists, Bannu Attack, Terrorists Use Civilians as Human Shields, Bajaur Operation, Pakistan's Fight Against

Terrorists Use Civilians as Human Shields in Bannu Attack as Pattern Deepens

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In a cowardly late-night assault in Bannu District, terrorists targeted the Mazangi Police Post, once again exposing a disturbing and deliberate tactic: using civilian areas as cover to launch attacks. According to details, the terrorists did not engage in open confrontation. Instead, they reportedly took positions inside residential neighbourhoods, using homes, rooftops and narrow streets

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How Western Policy on Taliban-Run Afghanistan Is Quietly Splintering Beneath Diplomatic Silence

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The closure of Afghanistan’s former republican embassy in Tokyo is being viewed by analysts as a significant turning point in how Western-aligned democracies are adjusting to the reality of Taliban rule—despite ongoing concerns over governance, rights, and legitimacy. On December 26, 2025, the Afghan embassy in Japan announced it would suspend operations by January 31,

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Unprovoked Afghan Taliban Aggression Along Pak-Afghan Border Met With Decisive Response by Pakistan Army

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Pakistan’s security forces have delivered a decisive response to what officials describe as unprovoked aggression along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, as part of an ongoing military campaign designated Operation Ghazab-Lil-Haq, according to security sources. The development follows reported cross-border hostilities involving Afghan Taliban elements and militant factions referred to by Pakistani authorities as Khawarij. Security officials

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Is Afghanistan Stable On The Surface But Fragmented Beneath?

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For decades, Afghanistan has been explained through the language of war  the Soviet invasion, the civil war, the US intervention, and the Taliban’s return. Each chapter is presented as a turning point. Yet beneath these dramatic shifts lies a far more persistent and less visible reality: Afghanistan’s enduring struggle to reconcile its ethnic diversity with

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Al-Qaeda Statement Declares Support for Taliban Against Pakistan, Raising Regional Security Concerns

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A statement attributed to Al-Qaeda’s General Command has reportedly issued a sharply worded message directed at Pakistan’s civil and military leadership, marking a significant escalation in the group’s rhetorical posture, according to regional monitoring sources. The statement, which is circulating across open-source platforms, adopts a highly confrontational tone and aligns with historical patterns of extremist

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NRF Chief Calls Resistance Against Taliban Rule a Religious and National Obligation

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Ahmad Massoud, leader of the National Resistance Front (NRF), has called for sustained civic, intellectual, and field-based efforts to challenge what he described as the “illegitimate rule of the Taliban,” stating that the current situation in Afghanistan cannot continue indefinitely. Speaking at an online event marking April 28 the date in 1992 when mujahideen forces

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