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Could Pakistan, China, and Afghanistan’s Urumqi Talks Reshape the Region’s Future?

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A high-level tripartite meeting between Pakistan, China, and Afghanistan is currently underway in Urumqi, focusing on regional political and economic matters, as well as the evolving situation in Afghanistan. The discussions aim to foster dialogue, enhance cooperation, and explore pathways for peace and stability in the region. Pakistan is represented at the talks by Additional […]

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Is India Using Kashmir to Mask Its Regional Ambitions?

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Recent reports indicate a sharp increase in aggressive operations by Indian forces in Indian-occupied Jammu & Kashmir (IOJ&K), with incidents emerging from Arhama and Ganderbal, while tensions have spilled over into Rawalakot in Azad Jammu & Kashmir (AJK). These actions reflect a broader pattern of provocations that continue to destabilize the region. Historical evidence suggests

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What Did the Australian Report Reveal About Taliban Ties to Terrorist Networks?

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An international report by the Australian publication The Conversation has highlighted the Afghan Taliban regime’s backing of terrorist groups, confirming that their activities not only destabilize Afghanistan but pose serious security threats across the region. According to the report, since seizing control of Afghanistan, the Taliban regime has integrated extremist armed groups, including Fitna-al-Khawarij (TTP),

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Kabul Betrays Its Own People: Leaked Helmand Letter Exposes Aid Funding Terror Networks

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A leaked letter from the Governor of Helmand has brought to light a severe internal crisis within Afghanistan’s administration, revealing growing frustration over the Kabul regime’s lack of support for provincial governance and the population’s urgent humanitarian needs. The correspondence, which has been verified by multiple sources, underscores the widening gap between the central authority

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13 Khawarij Killed in Two High-Stakes Security Operations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: ISPR

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In a decisive move against terrorism, Pakistan’s security forces successfully neutralized 13 Khawarij during two coordinated operations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, officials confirmed. The operations were conducted in Bara, Khyber and Bannu, resulting in the elimination of key hostile elements and destruction of multiple terrorist hideouts. According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the operation in

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Security Forces Foil Coordinated Fitna-al-Hindustan Operations Across Balochistan Overnight

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Security forces successfully thwarted a series of coordinated activities carried out by Fitna-al-Hindustan across multiple locations in the Balochistan during the night of March 30–31, 2026, effectively preventing potential threats to public safety and critical infrastructure. According to official sources, the attackers had dispersed into smaller groups in an apparent attempt to carry out synchronized

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On the Brink or Breakthrough? China and Pakistan Drop a Surprise Five-Point Plan to Calm Rising Gulf Tensions

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In a significant diplomatic development aimed at de-escalating tensions in the Gulf and the broader Middle East, the governments of the People’s Republic of China and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan have jointly unveiled a comprehensive five-point initiative to restore peace, stability, and regional cooperation. The proposal was announced following a high-level meeting in Beijing

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From Tirah to Turbat: How Pakistan Is Reshaping the Security Landscape

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Hassam Uddin  Pakistan’s counterterrorism landscape is undergoing a decisive transformation, shaped by synchronized operations, shifting terrorist tactics, and a rapidly evolving regional environment. The developments observed over the past 48 hours, when placed alongside patterns from recent weeks, point to a clear trajectory: the state is no longer reacting to threats, it is actively shaping

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Taliban Policies Push Afghanistan Further into Crisis, Says UN

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M Arif  A recent United Nations assessment has highlighted a sharp deterioration in the human rights situation in Afghanistan, with international officials warning that the country’s current trajectory is unsustainable under restrictive governance. Reacting to the findings, the United Kingdom’s Special Envoy for Afghanistan, Richard Lindsay, emphasized that no nation can achieve stability or progress

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Taliban Regime Intensifies Public Punishments Across Afghanistan Despite Global Condemnation

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The Taliban regime has intensified its use of public corporal punishment across Afghanistan, with its Supreme Court confirming the flogging of six individuals, including two women, in Samangan and Balkh on charges ranging from alleged extramarital relations to so-called moral offenses. According to official statements, the punishments were carried out publicly in the presence of

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