Balochistan, Pakistan’s largest and most resource-rich province, has long been plagued by insurgent violence that threatens both civilian life and state stability. At the heart of this chaos is the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), a group that masquerades as a political movement but operates as a ruthless terrorist network. Among its leaders, Mushtaq Kohi stands
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Afghanistan is facing a profound crisis in education and intellectual freedom as the Taliban have banned over 670 university-level textbooks along with a large number of general reading books, raising alarm among scholars, students, and international observers. This sweeping prohibition threatens to undermine the academic landscape and restrict access to diverse knowledge in the country.
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The New York Times (NYT) has published a comprehensive report revealing the deep-rooted influence of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) over Indian politics, shedding light on its long history and its connection to the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). According to the report, the BJP functions as the political wing of the RSS, advancing a
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In a shocking and tragic incident near Sherkala Mor, within the jurisdiction of Noorng Police Station in Lakki Marwat, terrorists opened fire, resulting in the death of Sub-Inspector Imtiaz Khan’s young son and injuries to his brother. The attack, described by local residents as cowardly and deliberate, appears aimed at intimidating the very individuals who
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India has announced extensive air force exercises near the Pakistani border, a move being viewed by observers as part of an increasingly aggressive military posture in the region. The Indian Air Force (IAF) has declared large-scale aerial drills in the Kutch area of Gujarat, located close to Pakistan’s southern frontier. According to official notifications, the
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Pakistan’s security forces carried out a successful intelligence-based operation in the Khar area of Bajaur district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, eliminating five Indian-sponsored Khwarij militants and thwarting their subversive activities. During an intense exchange of fire, a Pakistan Army Major was martyred while leading the operation, exemplifying exceptional courage and sacrifice in the defense of the nation.
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Türkiye’s security forces have successfully foiled a major terrorist threat ahead of the New Year after conducting large-scale counterterrorism operations against the ISIS terrorist network across the country, resulting in the detention of 357 suspected members. According to Turkish authorities, coordinated operations were carried out in 12 provinces as part of a nationwide crackdown aimed
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Over the past two to three years, in the ongoing fight against extremists, we have witnessed a clear and visible transformation in the traditional dynamics of warfare. A significant shift has taken place. Unlike conventional wars, where heavy weaponry was preferred, widely used, and seen as a decisive advantage, modern warfare has increasingly moved toward
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Turkish authorities arrested 357 individuals suspected of links to the Islamic State in nationwide raids on Tuesday, a day after a shooting incident in northwestern Turkey left three police officers and six militants dead. Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya wrote on X (formerly Twitter) that simultaneous operations were conducted across 21 provinces. “Just as we have
Shari, the suicide bomber linked to the banned Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), was not a girl broken by deprivation, a destroyed household, or hunger. She was an educated woman, a schoolteacher with multiple academic degrees, a mother of two young children, and the wife of a dentist. She lived with her family in Karachi. So,
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