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Urbanization of Facilitation Networks: How Security Investigations Are Expanding Beyond Traditional Conflict Zones

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Over the past several years, security investigations across Pakistan have begun to reveal a notable shift in the geography of alleged terror facilitation networks. While earlier phases of counterterrorism efforts largely focused on remote mountainous regions and border-adjacent districts, recent developments suggest that facilitation-linked activity is increasingly being identified in urban centers, educational institutions, and […]

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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Anti-Terror Drive: CTD Expansion Plan to Set Up 24 District Headquarters Unveiled

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In a significant step towards reinforcing counter-terrorism capabilities in the province, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has finalized plans to further strengthen the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) with a comprehensive province-wide expansion and institutional upgrade. As part of this initiative, CTD headquarters will be established in 24 districts across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, including Peshawar and other key

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Court Rejects Interim Bail of Accused in Peshawar Police Mobile Suicide Attack Case

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The Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) Peshawar has dismissed the interim bail application of an accused nominated in the high-profile police mobile suicide attack case, reinforcing judicial proceedings in one of the province’s most serious terrorism-related investigations. The hearing was conducted by ATC Judge Wali Muhammad Khan, who after reviewing the arguments presented, rejected the bail plea

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Inside the Taliban’s Dual Messaging: Threats at Home, Talks Abroad

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Reports emerging from regional sources suggest increasing internal security concerns within the Afghan Taliban administration, alongside contrasting diplomatic messaging on external engagements and border stability. According to reported statements attributed to Taliban intelligence deputy Mullah Tajmir Jawad, a recent relocation to the northern province of Badakhshan has been accompanied by assertions that Taliban forces remain

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Rumors, Silence, and Shifting Shadows: What Is Really Happening Behind Afghanistan’s Unseen Security Moves?

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(Shamim Shahid)  In South Asia’s volatile political landscape, information often travels faster than verification, and perception frequently overtakes fact long before truth can catch up. Nowhere is this more visible than in the evolving and increasingly complex discourse surrounding Afghanistan–Pakistan relations, particularly in the context of militant networks, cross-border security claims, and ongoing diplomatic engagements.

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RAW Under Fire as Allegations of State-Sponsored Operations Surface Against India

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Concerns regarding alleged state-sponsored espionage and cross-border covert operations in South Asia have once again come under discussion, with analysts and commentators highlighting long-standing accusations involving India’s external intelligence apparatus, the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW). According to various public statements and political commentary referenced in recent discussions, allegations have been made that RAW has

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Field Marshal Asim Munir Emerges in Financial Times Report as Key Link in Delicate U.S–Iran Dialogue

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The Financial Times has reported that Pakistan is playing a significant behind-the-scenes role in efforts to reduce tensions between the United States and Iran and prevent the ongoing diplomatic process from collapsing amid rising regional friction. According to the report, negotiations between Washington and Tehran are currently at a delicate and critical stage, facing multiple

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Iranian Security Forces Dismantle Alleged Jaish al-Adl Infiltration Cell, Several Operatives Killed

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Iranian security forces have dismantled an operational cell of the armed group Jaish al-Adl following an intelligence-led operation in the Rask border region, according to reports published by the IRGC-linked Tasnim News Agency. The operation was launched after the group allegedly attempted to infiltrate Iranian territory from across the border with Pakistan. Security forces engaged

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Pahalgam False Flag: One Year Later, Questions Raised by DG ISPR Still Unanswered by India

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The Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR), Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, in a special briefing held on April 30, 2025, raised a series of critical questions regarding the Pahalgam incident, describing it as a “false flag operation” and highlighting inconsistencies that, according to him, remain unanswered even after a year. During the

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Seven Killed in N-40 Showdown as Security Forces Thwart Fitna-al-Hindustan Plan

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Security forces successfully thwarted an attempt by elements identified as Fitna-al-Hindustan (FAH) to establish an illegal roadblock along the N-40 highway near Dalbandin, following a swift and coordinated response based on credible intelligence, according to official sources. Acting promptly on reports of suspicious armed activity in the area, personnel from the Frontier Corps, police, and

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