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ISIS Video Claims Killing of 20 Alleged Nigerian Military Aides

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An affiliate of the so-called ISIS, commonly referred to as Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), has released a video allegedly showing the execution of 20 individuals accused of collaborating with the Nigerian military and local security structures. According to the footage circulated by the group, the victims were described as members of local peace

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Tirah Operation and the Crisis of Confusion

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(Shamim Shahid)  The controversy surrounding the Tirah operation has once again exposed a chronic fault line in Pakistan’s governance: the dangerous disconnect between Islamabad and Peshawar. What should have been a clearly articulated, legally justified, and administratively coordinated security initiative has instead descended into confusion, contradiction, and human suffering. At the centre of this unfolding

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Violent Attack Claims Life of Peace Committee Member in Bannu

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In a tragic incident near the Domail Migrant Camp in Bannu, an unidentified armed group opened fire on a local peace committee member, resulting in his immediate death and leaving his cousin critically injured. According to local police officials, the attack occurred while the victim, Khawajatullah, was purchasing items from a shop near the Domail

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Afghanistan’s Future in Peril: UN Sounds Alarm on Taliban Law

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The United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Afghanistan, Richard Bennett, has issued a strong warning regarding the recently signed Taliban “Criminal Procedure Code,” emphasizing that its implementation could have deeply troubling consequences for the Afghan population.  Bennett stated that he is reviewing the code from both human rights and Islamic

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Pakistan’s Bold Play That Left the World Watching: The Diplomat

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Pakistan has successfully navigated complex regional and international dynamics to redefine its relationship with the United States, a move widely praised by the international journal The Diplomat. Through careful and strategic diplomacy, Pakistan has not only enhanced its regional influence but has also leveraged global partnerships to its advantage, while creating significant diplomatic pressure on

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Has TTP Just Changed the Rules of Warfare?

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Recent developments have revealed that Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has formally established a dedicated Air Force department as part of its 2026 military cabinet, marking a significant and alarming escalation in the group’s operational capabilities. While largely unnoticed, this announcement signals TTP’s deliberate move toward greater organizational sophistication, technical capacity, and cross-border threat projection against Pakistan.

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Pakistan’s Forces: Masters of the World’s Harshest Battlefields

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Recent NATO winter exercises, “Joint Viking 2025,” held in northern Norway, highlighted the immense challenges of operating in extreme cold-weather environments, even for advanced militaries like the United States. During these exercises, US Army units reportedly faced significant difficulties and incurred points losses when engaging with Finnish forces, demonstrating the inherent operational limitations of armies

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Pakistan Ulema Council Criticizes Taliban’s Newly Endorsed Penal Code as Contradictory to Islamic Principles

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The Pakistan Ulema Council has expressed strong concerns over the Taliban’s recently endorsed penal code, stating that it is not based on authentic Islamic teachings and contradicts the principles outlined in the Quran and Sunnah. In a statement released on Sunday, January 25, the council described the code as offensive to human dignity and not

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Afghanistan’s Children Trapped in a Militant Pipeline

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Growing evidence has raised grave concerns over the systematic indoctrination of children in and around Montessori-level educational institutions in Afghanistan, where extremist narratives linked to Khariji ideology and the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) are reportedly being introduced at an alarmingly early age. These institutions, operating under the guise of basic education, are alleged to be used

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