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Temporary Truce, Permanent Risks: Inside the Pakistan-Afghanistan Ceasefire

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(Arshad Aziz Malik) A significant development has emerged along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border: a temporary ceasefire has been declared, brokered under the auspices of Iran, Qatar, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia. On the surface, this truce appears to mark a pause in hostilities. Yet, beneath this pause lies a complex, multi-layered strategic calculus one that Pakistan has […]

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TTP’s Dark Agenda Exposed: Minors Trained for Militancy

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M Arif   Recent reports and evidence have revealed the Pakistan Taliban (Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan, TTP) engaging in the alarming practice of arming and indoctrinating children, underscoring the group’s exploitation of vulnerable youth for violent purposes. Analysts and public observers have condemned this practice as a deliberate and ruthless attempt to manipulate innocent minds and convert them

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Behind Closed Doors: How the Taliban Turned a Clinic into a Fitna-al-Khawarij Hub

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A recent operation by Pakistani security forces has revealed that a facility in Afghanistan, previously described by the Afghan Taliban as a rehabilitation center, was allegedly functioning as a Fitna-al-Khawarij training and exploitation hub. The airstrike, which targeted the compound, has cast serious doubts on claims that the site was intended for medical treatment and rehabilitation.

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Public Turns Against Afghan Taliban Propaganda, Signals Strong Backing for Pakistan Army

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Citizens across Pakistan have strongly rejected what they described as “misleading and baseless propaganda” attributed to the Afghan Taliban regime against the Pakistan Army, expressing firm support for decisive measures to counter cross-border terrorism and safeguard national security. In reactions gathered from various segments of society, citizens maintained that Pakistan’s demand for the dismantling of

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Pakistan Rejects Afghan Claims of Ceasefire Violation, Terms Allegations “Baseless and Propaganda-Driven”

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Pakistan categorically rejected claims by the Afghan Taliban spokesperson alleging a violation of the temporary suspension of Operation Ghazab-Lil-Haq, terming the assertions “baseless, misleading and devoid of facts,” while reaffirming its commitment to the ceasefire announced on humanitarian and diplomatic grounds. According to the Ministry of Information, Pakistan has not committed any breach of the

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Pakistan Rejects U.S. Missile Threat Claim, Flags Emerging Strategic Imbalance in Region

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Pakistan on Thursday firmly rejected assertions attributed to the United States Director of National Intelligence regarding its missile capabilities, maintaining that its strategic programme is strictly defensive and rooted in the doctrine of credible minimum deterrence, while reiterating its commitment to regional stability and constructive engagement with Washington. In an official statement issued on March

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Wanted Militant Commander, Dera Ismail Khan IBO, DI Khan Operation, Security Forces, Pakistan's War on Terror and India-Backed Afghan Taliban's Double Game

Most-Wanted Militant Commander Killed in CTD Operation in Dera Ismail Khan

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The Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) has killed a highly wanted militant commander during an intelligence-based operation in the Piniala area of Dera Ismail Khan, police officials confirmed. The militant, identified as Commander Ahmad Dotani alias Abu Bakar Kochi, was neutralized in Wanda Budh village following a raid conducted on a tip-off regarding his presence. According

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Security Forces, Militants Killed in Tank Operation, Pakistan's War on Terror

Two High-Value Militants Killed in Tank Operation, Security Forces Confirm

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Pakistan’s Security forces have killed two highly wanted militants during an operation in the Chuni Machan area of Tank district, officials confirmed on Thursday. The militants, identified as Commander Tor Bettani and Commander Abrar, were reportedly involved in multiple acts of terrorism and were on security agencies’ most-wanted lists. According to sources, the operation was

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Pakistan, United States, Tulsi Gabbard, Jalil Abbas Jilani, Pakistan’s Nuclear Doctrine

Ex-Pakistan Envoy Rejects US Intel Chief’s Missile Claim, Calls Nuclear Doctrine India-Focused

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Pakistan’s former ambassador to the United States and ex-foreign secretary Jalil Abbas Jilani has firmly rejected remarks by Tulsi Gabbard, describing her claim that the United States falls within the range of Pakistani nuclear missiles as “not based on facts.” Responding to the statement, Jilani clarified that Pakistan’s nuclear doctrine is explicitly India-centric, structured around

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Between Narrative and Reality: Militancy, Propaganda, and the Shifting Security Landscape in Balochistan and Beyond

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By Aqeel Yousafzai The arrest of a female suicide bomber in Balochistan by Pakistani security forces is not merely an operational success; it is a window into the evolving dynamics of militancy in the region. The incident underscores a critical transformation in militant strategies, particularly the increasing use of women in extremist operations, as well

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