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From Human Rights to Hidden Militancy: BYC’s Secret Network Revealed

Law enforcement authorities have revealed that the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) is functioning as a front organization for armed separatist groups, including the militant network Fitna-al-Hindustan, actively facilitating recruitment, propaganda, and operational support at the grassroots level. Officials clarified that this is not speculation; the BYC’s role has been documented in government records since 2025

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Tirah, Pakistan Army, Afridi Elders Back Army, Tirah Operation & Displaced Families, Pakistan's War on Terror

Hidden Dangers Force Strategic Relocation in Tirah

The district administration, local communities, and tribal elders are coordinating a temporary relocation of residents in Tirah to ensure safety, protect civilians, and facilitate targeted security operations. Recent misinformation and misleading propaganda regarding the relocation and security activities are inaccurate and do not reflect the ground realities. The relocation is voluntary and carried out with

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Coordinated CTD Strikes Cripple Terrorists Terror Cells in Khyber and Peshawar

In a series of highly coordinated and intelligence-driven counterterrorism operations, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) has dealt a significant blow to the militant network of Fitna-al-Khawarij, eliminating six terrorists across Khyber District and the outskirts of Peshawar. In the first operation, CTD Khyber, acting on credible intelligence, conducted a targeted raid in Nakka

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Covert Intelligence Operation in Bannu Ends in Double Terrorist Kill

In a major counterterrorism success, the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) Bannu Region, in coordination with Bannu Police, conducted a high-risk intelligence-based operation in the Mirakhel area, resulting in the killing of two hardened terrorists. According to CTD officials, the deceased militants were identified as Sohail alias Sangari and Ismail alias Usman, both affiliated with the

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Since the Taliban Takeover, Pakistan Faces an Unrelenting Terror Wave

An alarming deterioration in relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan has placed South Asia on a precarious edge, the International Crisis Group (ICG) warned in its latest assessment, cautioning that continued militant violence could trigger renewed cross-border military action by Islamabad. According to the Brussels-based independent and non-profit think tank, Pakistan has emerged as the country

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Afghanistan’s Health System, WHO Sounds Alarm, Afghan Taliban

WHO Sounds Alarm as Afghanistan’s Health System Strains Under Winter and Staff Intimidation

Kabul: The World Health Organization has warned that Afghanistan’s health system is deteriorating rapidly as winter intensifies, leaving millions of people increasingly vulnerable amid shrinking resources and mounting operational pressures. According to WHO, over the past three months the agency has delivered 223 metric tons of essential medicines and medical supplies to 193 health facilities

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Pakistan-Afghanistan Ceasefire Shaky as TTP Violence Escalates

In early October, Pakistan and Afghanistan came to blows after Islamabad accused militants based across the Afghan border of a surge in attacks on Pakistani territory. A ceasefire currently holds, but with militant violence ongoing, Pakistan appears poised to strike again if further attacks are traced back to Afghanistan. It may seem paradoxical that Pakistan

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Pakistan Navy Flotilla, Pakistan Navy Flotilla Visits Oman, Royal Oman Navy

Pakistan Navy Flotilla Visits Oman, Conducts Joint Exercise with Royal Oman Navy

A Pakistan Navy flotilla comprising PNS Rah Naward (sail ship), PNS Madadgar, and a Pakistan Maritime Security Agency vessel, PMSS Kashmir, paid a goodwill visit to Port Sultan Qaboos in Muscat, Oman, as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen bilateral maritime cooperation. Upon arrival, the ships were accorded a warm welcome by Omani naval and

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Afghanistan, Afghan Taliban, Taliban Governance Failures, Teachers Protest in Kabul, Afghans

Delayed Appointments Expose Taliban’s Governance Crisis in Afghanistan

The prolonged delay in appointing qualified teachers has emerged as yet another indicator of deeper governance failures under Afghanistan’s interim Taliban administration, raising serious questions about institutional capacity, transparency, and priorities. Nearly a year after recruitment examinations were conducted and verification processes completed; the Taliban authorities have yet to announce final appointment lists or issue

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May 9, CM KP Disqualification, CM Sohail Afridi

KP CM Faces Possible Disqualification After Forensic Findings on May 9 Unrest

Peshawar: Political uncertainty has gripped Khyber Pakhtunkhwa after the completion of forensic verification of videos related to the violent incidents of May 9, carried out on court orders. According to the forensic report, Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Sohail Afridi has been implicated in incidents of arson and damage to national property during Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf protests.

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