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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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Swift Intelligence Strike Foils Major Plot, Fitna-al-Hindustan Elements Eliminated

Pakistani security forces have successfully conducted a high-impact intelligence-based operation (IBO) in the Mangochar area of Qalat district, resulting in the neutralization of multiple terrorist elements attempting to infiltrate and destabilize the region. According to official sources, the operation was launched following credible and actionable intelligence regarding the movement of militants affiliated with the Baloch

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From Iran to Afghanistan: Pakistan’s Balancing Act in Complex Geopolitics

Pakistan’s strategic significance has increasingly drawn global attention, especially in the context of possible Iran-US negotiations. Islamabad’s role is pivotal, not only as a host for diplomatic dialogue but also as a balancing actor among multiple powers with competing interests. The discussions between Iran and the United States, reportedly taking place in Pakistan’s capital, highlight

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Return of Afghan Refugees Signals Shift in Pakistan’s Border Management Strategy

Pakistan carried out the organized repatriation of 85 Afghan refugees today through the Torkham border, underscoring Islamabad’s increasing focus on structured returns amid long-standing migration pressures. As of now, the composition of the group—how many were women, children, or elderly—remains unclear, but officials emphasize that today’s movement reflects broader trends in border management and security

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Global Stability at Risk as Afghan Vacuum Deepens

Afghanistan’s prolonged political stagnation is rapidly evolving into a broader global security concern, as governance failures, economic collapse, and international disengagement converge to create a widening strategic vacuum. Security assessments indicate that the country’s instability is no longer geographically confined. Instead, it is generating ripple effects across regions, influencing migration patterns, enabling extremist networks, and

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Afghanistan’s Political Paralysis Fuels Pakistan’s Security Threats

Afghanistan’s prolonged political deadlock is no longer a distant concern; it has evolved into a direct security challenge for Pakistan. The absence of inclusive governance, combined with economic contraction and social exclusion, has created a vacuum exploited by extremist networks. Analysts note that marginalized groups and ideologically rigid factions are consolidating power, establishing a persistent

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Terror, Tank Operation, TTP Terrorists Eliminated

From IED Blasts to Target Killings — Terror Trail Ends in Tank

Two highly wanted terrorists affiliated with the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) were killed in a successful intelligence-based operation conducted by the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Tank district, officials confirmed on Wednesday. The operation was carried out in Sheikh Utar, within the jurisdiction of Gomal police station, following credible and actionable intelligence regarding

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Afghanistan as a Launchpad: The Growing Risk of State-Backed Proxy Militancy

The recent admission by retired Indian Army Colonel Rajesh Powar underscores a critical and complex dimension of South Asian security: the use of Afghanistan as a base for proxy terrorism targeting Pakistan. If verified, these claims reveal a coordinated framework where external states allegedly provide financial, logistical, and intelligence support to extremist groups, amplifying both

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Taliban Regime Accused of Rights Abuses, Militant Ties as Global Isolation Deepens

The Afghan Taliban regime is facing mounting international criticism over alleged human rights violations and continued links with militant groups, exposing what analysts describe as its increasingly repressive and destabilizing character. Reports indicate that the regime’s strict governance model has severely curtailed fundamental freedoms, raising concerns about the future of Afghan citizens, particularly women and

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