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Hekmatyar, Hezb-e-Islami Supporters to Cut Ties With Taliban Backers, Interim Taliban Administration, Anti-Taliban Resistance, Afghanistan Under Taliban Rule

Hekmatyar Calls on Hezb-e-Islami Supporters to Cut Ties With Taliban Backers

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Hezb-e-Islami leader Gulbuddin Hekmatyar has called on members and supporters of his party to sever ties with individuals who support or endorse the Taliban and its policies, effectively demanding that members choose between continued affiliation with his party and allegiance to the interim Taliban administration. In a recent message, Hekmatyar addressed what he described as

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Pishin, Pishin's Shadow Governor Eliminated, Shaban Valley Strike

TTP’s Pishin Shadow Governor Eliminated in Shaban Valley Strike

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The banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has suffered a major leadership-level setback in Balochistan, with its so-called governor for Pishin, Hafiz Hibatullah Omari, killed in a UAV strike in the Shaban Valley along with two other TTP members. According to reports received by our correspondent, the strike took place last night in the Shaban Valley, where

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Security Forces, Ziarat Attack, Balochistan CT Operations, Security Forces Target BLA Networks, Pakistan's War on Terror and India-Sponsored Terrorism in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Balochistan CT Operations Intensify After Ziarat Attack as Security Forces Target BLA Networks

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Pakistan’s armed forces and security forces have intensified large-scale counterterrorism operations across Balochistan following the horrific attack in Ziarat, eliminating 48 terrorists affiliated with the banned Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) over the past 72 hours. The operations are being conducted across multiple areas of the province as security forces move to dismantle terrorist networks involved

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Afghanistan, Taliban’s Double Standard, Operation Ghazab Lil Haqq and Pakistan's War on Terror, SCO on Afghanistan, Afghanistan Under Taliban Rule

Promises in Islamabad, Meetings in Afghanistan, Is the Taliban’s Double Standard Finally Showing?

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The latest regional messaging on Afghanistan carries a significance that the Taliban leadership can no longer afford to dismiss. The Shanghai Cooperation Organization’s concerns over Afghanistan, particularly its call for a more inclusive political process and a reconsideration of policies affecting education, employment, health and security, point to a broader problem: growing unease over the

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Afghanistan’s, The Taliban, Afghanistan's Mineral Wealth, Gold mining in Badakhshan, Afghanistan Under Taliban Rule

Who Gave the Taliban the Right to Decide Afghanistan’s Mineral Wealth

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There is something profoundly revealing about the intermittent violence in Afghanistan’s Badakhshan province. The Taliban may describe itself as the government of Afghanistan, but when armed confrontations erupt over control of territory and access to valuable mineral resources, a much more fundamental question emerges: who actually gave the Taliban the authority to decide who gets

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The Taliban, Taliban Recognition Probl;em, The United Nations Organization, The United States of America, Russia Recognizes Afghan Taliban Regime

Why Does the Taliban Still Struggle for Recognition Five Years After Seizing Power?

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Five years after returning to power in Kabul, the Taliban controls Afghanistan’s government institutions, commands the country’s security apparatus and conducts diplomatic relations with a growing number of states. Yet there is a remarkable gap between controlling Afghanistan and being internationally recognized as Afghanistan’s legitimate government. The Taliban itself appears acutely aware of that distinction.

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Afghan-Linked, Afghan-Linked Drug Network, 671kg of Ice Seized, Colombo Port, United States Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)

Counterterrorism Crackdown Exposes Afghan-Linked Drug Network, 671kg of Ice Seized

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A major Afghan-linked international drug trafficking network has been exposed after Pakistan’s Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) seized a combined 671 kilograms of crystal methamphetamine, commonly known as ice, during separate operations at the Karachi and Colombo ports. The operation has highlighted the growing security threat posed by transnational narcotics networks operating through regional maritime routes, with

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Security Forces Neutralize 12 Terrorists in Intelligence-Based Operation in Kalat: ISPR

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According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), Security Forces conducted an intelligence-based operation in the Kalat area of Balochistan, resulting in the elimination of 12 terrorists. The operation was launched on the basis of actionable intelligence regarding the presence of terrorists in the area. During the conduct of the operation, Security Forces effectively engaged the identified militants,

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Pakistan–Afghanistan Talks: One Condition From Kabul Could Decide the Future of Bilateral Ties

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As diplomatic efforts continue to explore avenues for improved relations and renewed dialogue between Pakistan and Afghanistan, a clear and fundamental principle remains central to any sustainable engagement: Afghan territory must not be allowed to serve as a base for terrorist activities against Pakistan. Pakistan has welcomed sincere diplomatic efforts by friendly countries, particularly China, to help

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Chartered Planes, Missing Chief Minister: The Shocking Truth Behind KP’s Silent Collapse

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Arif Yousafzai Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has always been called Pakistan’s most challenging province plagued by security threats along its western border, a fragile health infrastructure, and an education system crying out for reform. Yet as these fundamental crises persist, the question increasingly on people’s minds is not “what is the government doing about them?” but rather,

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