What happens when two patriarchal regimes collide with principled resistance? In a rare moment of clarity, a group of Indian women journalists exposed the double standards of both the Afghan Taliban and India’s ruling establishment; not with slogans, but with questions, presence, and unflinching resolve. The so-called brotherly neighbour and Islamic partner; Afghanistan, under its […]
Irfan Khan In 2025, Pakistan once again finds itself grappling with a resurgence of terrorism a grim reminder that the country’s long and costly struggle against militancy remains far from over. According to the Director General Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR), there has been a sharp increase in terrorist incidents across the country this year,
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Residents of North and South Waziristan, Dir, Kohat and neighbouring districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and the former FATA have voiced unified condemnation of recent terrorist attacks launched from Afghan territory and expressed steadfast solidarity with the Pakistan Armed Forces and law-enforcement agencies. Community leaders and local residents urged an end to cross-border violence and called
Pakistan has paid a monumental price in the fight against terrorism. From the valleys of Swat to the streets of Peshawar, from the Army Public School tragedy to countless sacrifices by our security forces, the nation has stood resilient united in its determination to defeat those who challenge its sovereignty, its Constitution, and its people.
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan categorically rejects the recent statements and insinuations made by the Acting Foreign Minister of the Interim Afghan Government during his visit to India. These remarks are factually incorrect, misleading, and represent a regrettable attempt to divert attention from pressing issues within Afghanistan, particularly the continued presence and activities
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A new and dangerous alliance between New Delhi and Kabul has surfaced, aimed at destabilising Pakistan through orchestrated aggression and cross-border incursions. The recent infiltration from Afghanistan into Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has made it evident that the so-called Islamic Emirate is acting under Indian influence to execute a broader agenda of chaos and instability inside Pakistan.
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On the night of 11–12 October 2025, Afghan Taliban fighters together with Indian-sponsored Fitna al Khawarij launched an unprovoked assault along the Pak-Afghan border. Exercising the right of self-defence, the alert Armed Forces of Pakistan decisively repelled the attack across the frontier, neutralised multiple terrorist positions and training facilities operating from Afghan soil, and inflicted
Pakistan categorically rejected Taliban claims of significant casualties among its forces along the border, terming the reports “completely false and baseless.” Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid, speaking at a press conference in Kabul, alleged that 58 Pakistani soldiers were killed and dozens injured in recent clashes, while nine Taliban fighters lost their lives. He further claimed
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Defence Minister Khawaja Asif warned today that Pakistan will continue to respond forcefully to terrorist attacks originating from Afghan soil, attributing the deterioration in security to the Afghan government’s failure to cooperate. He said Pakistan is no longer prepared to host additional Afghan refugees, insisted on decisive measures to secure the border, and accused a
Pakistani fighter jets launched a series of precision airstrikes on the main headquarters of the Afghan Taliban forces near Spin Boldak, inflicting heavy casualties and destroying multiple strategic positions. The situation along the Chaman border has grown increasingly tense, as the Pakistan Army remains on the highest state of alert to safeguard national frontiers. According
