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Pakistan Defense Minister Warns of Strong Response Amid Rising Tensions with India

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Pakistan’s Defense Minister, Khawaja Asif, issued a stern warning to India over recent provocative statements, emphasizing that any aggression would be met with a decisive and humiliating response from the Pakistani Armed Forces. In a statement shared on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), Minister Asif directly responded to remarks made by India’s Defense Minister, […]

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South Asian Voices Reveals Taliban-Backed Safe Havens Fueling Terrorists

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Recent reports from international media have highlighted the growing concern over safe havens in Afghanistan being used by extremist groups, underscoring Pakistan’s longstanding security concerns along its western border. According to the U.S.-based publication South Asian Voices, these sanctuaries are providing protection and opportunities for the militant group Fitna-al-Khawarij to regroup and reorganize. The report

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Civilians Bear the Brunt as Security Forces Foil Suicide Attack in Bannu’s Domel

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In a stark reminder of the ongoing threat posed by extremist groups, a suicide attacker targeted Domel Police Station in Bannu, choosing to harm nearby civilians after failing to breach the station itself. Five innocent lives were lost, including three women, one child, and one man, while four others were critically injured. Authorities reported that

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Afghanistan-Pakistan Talks Reveal Taliban’s Thin Line Between Diplomacy and Deception

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Recent developments in Pakistan-Afghanistan relations underscore the complex dynamics between Islamabad and the Taliban-led regime in Kabul, highlighting ongoing security operations, diplomatic engagement, and persistent trust deficits. Afghan Taliban interim Foreign Minister, Maulvi Amir Khan Muttaqi, recently emphasized Afghanistan’s stated desire to resolve issues with Pakistan through dialogue and mutual understanding, asserting that no one

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Pak–Afghan Talks Under Chinese Mediation: Compulsion, Calculated Strategy, or Something More?

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Amid growing commentary surrounding Pakistan’s participation in the Urumqi talks with representatives of the Afghan Taliban under Chinese mediation, a number of speculative narratives have surfaced suggesting that Islamabad has entered the dialogue under pressure or as a result of operational fatigue. A careful and fact-based assessment, however, indicates that such claims are not supported

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Fact Check: False Claims Circulating About Khost– Ghulam Khan Border Incident

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Recent claims circulating on social media primarily from accounts identified as promoting Afghan narratives have alleged that Afghan forces seized four Pakistani military posts, destroyed multiple vehicles, and inflicted heavy casualties during reported clashes at the Khost–Ghulam Khan border. These claims are categorically false and lack any factual basis. A thorough verification of the content

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Aid Misuse and Strategic Confusion: Why Afghanistan Remains Unstable

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The situation under discussion revolves around three critical and interconnected issues: the alleged diversion of aid in Afghanistan, the evolving dynamics of Pakistan–Afghanistan engagement with China’s involvement, and the ongoing propaganda campaign targeting Pakistan. Afghanistan today is facing multiple, overlapping crises. Each of these issues is significant enough to warrant detailed discussion on its own,

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Security Forces Destroy Terrorist hideout in Bajaur Amid Cross-Border Tensions

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In a significant operation, Pakistan’s security forces successfully destroyed a terrorist hideout in Bajaur’s Wara Mamund area, further strengthening border security and disrupting militant activities in the region. According to security sources, the intelligence-based operation (IBO) targeted the hideout in Top Changi, which was being used to store explosives and serve as a base for

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Civilian Casualties Fall 70% as Security Operations Blunt Terrorist Capabilities: Report

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The impact of Pakistan’s ongoing counterterrorism efforts, particularly Operation Ghazab Lil Haqq, is beginning to reflect on the ground, with a significant decline in violence recorded across the country. According to a monthly report released by the Pakistan Institute for Conflict and Security Studies, war-related fatalities dropped by 35 percent in March 2026 compared to

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Security Forces Thwart Second Cross-Border Attempt in a Day, One Terrorist Killed in Kurram

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Pakistan’s security forces foiled another cross-border infiltration attempt in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Kurram district, just hours after a similar incident in North Waziristan, intensifying concerns over coordinated activity along the western border. According to security sources, terrorists affiliated with Fitna al-Khwarij, backed by the Afghan Taliban and facilitated from across the border, attempted to infiltrate into

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