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Curriculum ‘Islamic and Afghan’? The Taliban Can Rewrite Textbooks, Not Afghanistan

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Afghanistan’s acting Minister of Higher Education, Neda Mohammad Nadeem, recently declared that the country’s higher education curriculum has been revised to align with “Islamic and Afghan culture.” During his visit to Helmand province, he claimed that the new academic framework was supported by religious scholars and university professors, adding that the ministry would continue to […]

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Indian Media’s Fake Video Exposed Amid Ongoing Pakistan-Afghan Taliban Talks in Istanbul

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As Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban continue their third round of talks in Istanbul, officials have accused Indian media of attempting to undermine the negotiations through fabricated content and misinformation campaigns. According to official and intelligence sources, a leading Indian television channel recently aired an undated video in which an alleged Indian national was portrayed

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Talks in Istanbul Hit Deadlock as Afghan Taliban Resist Written Agreement

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The third round of talks between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban is underway in Istanbul, but diplomatic sources say the discussions have entered a difficult phase as the Taliban side continues to resist signing a written agreement. According to sources, Turkish National Intelligence chief and mediator İbrahim Kalın was also present during Monday’s session. The

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Istanbul Talks: Between Hope and Deadlock in Pak-Afghan Relations

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(Shamim Shahid)  The Istanbul talks, currently underway between Pakistan and Afghanistan, mark the second and perhaps the most crucial phase of negotiations between the two uneasy neighbours. Convened on October 25, the three-day dialogue was expected to bring clarity on bilateral security concerns and the resurgence of cross-border militancy. Yet, despite the presence of high-level

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Taliban’s Duplicity Derails Istanbul Talks as Pakistan Vows to Shield Borders from Cross-Border Terrorism

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The Istanbul Talks between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban regime have reached an impasse, primarily due to the obstinate attitude of the Taliban delegation, which appeared more focused on blame-shifting than on addressing core security concerns. Despite Pakistan’s consistent and constructive engagement, the Taliban regime’s refusal to act against the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has

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CJCSC Visits Bangladesh to Strengthen Military Ties and Cooperation: ISPR

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General Sahir Shamshad Mirza, NI, NI (M), Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (CJCSC) of Pakistan, conducted an official visit to Bangladesh, underscoring the commitment of both nations to enhancing bilateral defence and security cooperation. During the visit, the CJCSC held high-level meetings with H.E. Mr. Muhammad Yunus, Chief Advisor of Bangladesh, Admiral Mohammad Nazmul

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No Headway in Pakistan–Afghan Taliban Istanbul Talks; Third Round Scheduled for Today

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The ongoing negotiations between delegations from Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban in Istanbul have so far yielded no substantial progress, despite over 30 hours of intensive discussions held across two sessions. According to  sources, Pakistan maintained a firm stance, deciding not to show any flexibility in matters related to the militant group “Fitna al-Khawarij” and

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Indian Ceasefire Violation at LoC: Enemy Posts Silenced by Pakistan Army

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The Indian Army once again violated the ceasefire agreement along the Line of Control (LoC) by initiating unprovoked fire in the Leepa Valley sector. According to reports, Indian troops opened fire on Pakistani military posts in blatant violation of the existing ceasefire understanding between the two countries. The Pakistan Army responded befittingly, engaging only with

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Pakistan Delivers Firm Message to Afghan Taliban: No Tolerance for Terror Sanctuaries

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The second round of peace talks between delegations from Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban concluded in Istanbul, Turkey, with Pakistan presenting its final and firm position on cross-border terrorism and regional stability. According sources, the Pakistani delegation made it categorically clear during the discussions that Islamabad will not tolerate any form of support or shelter

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The Deadlock in Tirah: How KP’s Politics Is Undermining the War for Peace

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Irfan Khan  The recent jirgas in Tirah Valley and the failed rounds of dialogue with the Taliban mark a decisive moment in Pakistan’s counterterrorism efforts. Despite repeated attempts at negotiation, the state’s patience has worn thin. Security officials have now delivered a clear, uncompromising message: “Work with us, hand over the militants, leave the area,

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