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Echoes of 2001: Is Afghanistan Repeating a Costly Mistake?

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Afghanistan stands at a critical juncture as concerns mount that the policies of the Taliban administration are driving the country toward deepening international isolation and renewed instability. Observers warn that the current trajectory mirrors past decisions that proved costly not only for the Afghan people but for regional and global peace. There is a growing […]

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Afghan Fitna-al-Khawarij Targets Education, Leaves School in Ruins in Lower South Waziristan

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In a brazen act of terrorism, militants affiliated with Fitna-al-Khawarij carried out an attack on a government school in Azam Warsak, Lower South Waziristan, completely demolishing the building with explosives. The facility is now entirely destroyed and rendered unusable, depriving local students of a critical educational resource. The deliberate targeting of educational institutions underscores the

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Pakistan Zeroes In: Afghanistan’s Hidden Terror Safe Havens Exposed

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Pakistan has successfully conducted intelligence-based airstrikes targeting seven terrorist facilities in Afghanistan’s Nangarhar, Paktika, and Khost provinces, belonging to the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan and Islamic State Khorasan Province. More than 80 militants were eliminated in these operations. Concurrently, Pakistan’s security forces carried out a precision operation in Pishin, neutralizing a suicide attacker and five militants

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Over 2,500 Uzbek Militants in Afghanistan Heighten Regional Security Risks, Pakistan Says

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The increasing presence of terrorist groups in Afghanistan has emerged as a serious threat to the security of neighboring countries and the broader region, Pakistan’s officials have emphasized. In a recent virtual consultation, Mohammad Sadiq Khan, Pakistan’s Special Representative for Afghanistan, engaged in detailed discussions with his Uzbek counterpart on the current security situation in

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Terrorists Target Police Vehicle in Kohat, Claim Lives of DSP Including Three Police Personnel

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In a brutal and unprovoked attack, terrorists targeted a police vehicle on Shakardara Road, resulting in the tragic deaths of three police personnel, including DSP Asad Mahmood. The assailants opened fire on the vehicle before setting it ablaze, highlighting the persistent threat posed by extremist elements in the region. The attack, which occurred during routine

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Taliban Exposed, India’s Hypocrisy Revealed as Pakistan Strikes Militants in Afghanistan

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Pakistan’s recent airstrikes against terrorist hideouts inside Afghanistan have once again underscored the Afghan Taliban’s failure to control extremist groups operating from their territory, while highlighting India’s predictable attempts to politicize regional security. Contrary to Taliban propaganda and the narrative pushed by their sympathizers, no Muslim-majority or Arab country has condemned Pakistan’s operations, reflecting a

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Afghan Taliban Publicly Claims Suicide Force Targeting Pakistan and the World

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In a chilling and deeply provocative televised appearance, Abdul Hamid Khorasani, a member of the Afghan Taliban, issued sweeping threats that have intensified fears of renewed regional instability. Speaking on Afghanistan’s national broadcaster, TOLOnews, Khorasani openly claimed that the group possesses a dedicated force of suicide bombers capable of confronting what he described as the

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Pakistan Pushes Back at UNAMA, Says Kabul Must Act Against Terror Safe Havens

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Pakistan has issued a strong and unequivocal rejoinder to the 23 February 2026 press release by the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA), expressing deep concern over what it described as a one-sided narrative that overlooks the core drivers of instability in the region. In its official response, Pakistan stressed that the foremost responsibility

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Russian Foreign Ministry: Up to 23,000 Militants Operating in Afghanistan

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation has assessed that between 20,000 and 23,000 fighters affiliated with various international militant organizations are currently operating in Afghanistan, underscoring the persistent and complex security challenges facing the country and the wider region. According to the Ministry’s latest estimates, more than half of these militants are

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Cross-Border Strikes and Ceasefire Deadlock: Is Dialogue the Only Way Forward?

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Pakistan has carried out intelligence-based airstrikes in three Afghan provinces, Nangarhar, Paktika and Khost, targeting militants belonging to the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). According to official claims, more than 100 militants were killed in the strikes. The development has sharply escalated tensions between Islamabad and Kabul. The strikes come after months of intensified militant violence

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