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Pakistan Opens Torkham Border for Phased Return — Security Lens Shapes Key Move

In a significant policy move, the Government of Pakistan has temporarily opened the Torkham border to facilitate the dignified, safe, and phased repatriation of undocumented Afghan nationals. According to an official statement, the repatriation process commenced on March 26, with strict coordination directives issued to all relevant institutions, including immigration, registration, customs, and logistics authorities, […]

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Cross-Border Terror Networks Expand Amid Afghan Governance Vacuum

The persistence of terrorist safe havens inside Afghanistan has emerged as one of the most pressing security challenges facing Pakistan, with intelligence assessments indicating a steady expansion of cross-border terror networks operating with increased operational freedom. Security officials point to the continued presence of the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA)

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Delay Today, Crisis Tomorrow: Afghanistan’s Growing Threat

Afghanistan has transitioned from a localized political crisis into a multidimensional strategic challenge, with implications that extend across regional and global security frameworks. At the heart of this transformation lies a convergence of structural vulnerabilities. Economic collapse, institutional fragility, and exclusionary governance have combined to produce a state environment where instability is not episodic but

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What Does Chinese Research Expose About the Taliban as Protectors of ETIM, TTP, and BLA?

Hassam Uddin  A recent study conducted by a prominent Chinese researcher visiting Afghanistan reveals that the Taliban remain unwilling to comply with China’s demands for the extradition of leaders and members of the East Turkestan Islamic Movement (ETIM), raising concerns about the Taliban’s protection of transnational extremist groups. Liu Zongyi, Director of the Center for

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Bannu School Destroyed in Attack by Khawarij, Authorities Heighten Security Amid Suicide Threat

A government primary school in Bannu’s Bakakhel area was deliberately destroyed in a shocking act of violence carried out by Khawarij, extremist elements opposed to peace and education. The attack targeted Government Primary School Noor Jan Bakakhel in the village of Ghura, spreading fear among local residents and highlighting the ongoing threat of terrorism to

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Taliban’s Global Isolation Deepens as Germany Rejects Their Afghan Envoy

Germany has formally refused to recognize the Taliban-appointed Afghan diplomatic representative in Berlin, delivering a significant diplomatic blow to the extremist regime that continues to govern Afghanistan through authoritarian and violent means. The move underscores the growing international distrust of the Taliban and highlights the regime’s increasing isolation on the world stage. According to reports

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Imran Khan’s Son Partners With BLA-Linked Extremist in Anti-Pakistan Campaign

Kasim Khan, son of former Prime Minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan, has sparked significant controversy by publicly calling on the European Union to revoke Pakistan’s GSP+ trade status, citing alleged “human rights violations.” The demand, made alongside Dr. Naseem Baloch, leader of the Baloch National Movement (BNM), has provoked criticism from political

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Targeting the Gulf: Is Iran’s Strategy Pushing the Region Toward War?

A detailed analysis of Iran’s recent military operations across the Gulf reveals a highly coordinated and sustained campaign of aggression targeting multiple countries in the region. These actions, which include thousands of missile and drone strikes, cannot be interpreted as isolated retaliation but represent a deliberate strategy aimed at destabilizing Gulf nations and undermining regional

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Could Field Marshal Asim Munir Be the Man Who Stops the Gulf From Exploding?

As the Gulf region teeters on the brink of a devastating conflict, threatening both regional stability and the global order, Field Marshal Asim Munir, Pakistan’s Chief of Defence, has emerged as a tireless force for peace. His proactive mediation efforts are creating a crucial pathway toward de-escalation, positioning Pakistan as a key player in restoring

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Grand Khyber Jirga at Bala Hisar Fort Strengthens Civil-Military Coordination in KP

In a significant step toward strengthening public trust, enhancing governance, and promoting lasting peace, a Grand Khyber Jirga was convened at the historic Bala Hisar Fort in Peshawar under the auspices of Frontier Corps Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (North). The high-level gathering brought together 114 tribal elders (Maliks and Masharan), alongside senior civil and military leadership, marking

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