The debate over militancy spilling into Pakistan from across the western border is no longer about allegations or rhetoric. It has become a question of evidence, patterns, and credibility. For years, Islamabad has raised concerns that militant violence inside Pakistan is not only inspired but also enabled from across the border. These warnings were often
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Fresh details have emerged about the November 9 attack on the Wana cadet college in South Waziristan, with Afghan media citing security sources who identified one of the suicide attackers as an Afghan national from Nangarhar province. According to the sources, the attacker was identified as Janullah Ayubi, also known by the alias Zahid, a
At least eight terrorists were killed as security forces pursued terrorists involved in a deadly attack in the Gurguri area of Karak district, following the martyrdom of five police personnel earlier on Tuesday. Security sources said the operation is still underway, with reports suggesting more terrorists may have been neutralised. Forces remain present at the
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Federal Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif has categorically rejected attempts to draw parallels between Pakistan’s lawful counterterrorism operations against Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) terrorist camps along the Afghanistan–Pakistan border and India’s illegal attacks on mosques and seminaries in Bahawalpur and Muridke, calling such comparisons “entirely false, misleading, and unacceptable.” In a clear and forceful statement, Khawaja Asif
The British newspaper Financial Times has highlighted Field Marshal Asim Munir as one of the most effective strategic leaders to emerge in an increasingly complex and rapidly evolving global system, describing his approach as a model of successful multi-aligned diplomacy for middle powers. In its analysis of shifting global politics, Financial Times noted that the
Terrorists opened fire on employees of the Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA) near the Domel Adhami Bridge in Bannu, injuring two staff members and attempting to abduct a senior official, in an incident that has once again raised serious concerns over the security situation in the area. According to official sources, the attack occurred
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A consultative and scholarly representative convention of religious scholars belonging to all schools of thought and various religious parties and organisations, held under the auspices of Majlis Ittehad-e-Ummat Pakistan, unanimously declared that peaceful, constitutional and democratic struggle is the only viable path for reforming the country and implementing Shariah, while unequivocally rejecting armed struggle in
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Claim: Following a shooting incident involving two armed individuals during a Hanukkah event at Bondi Beach, Australia, on 14 December, social media users began circulating a purported press release attributed to Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA). The document claimed that one of the attackers had visited Rawalpindi Cantonment between 1 and 5 December as
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Security forces have successfully neutralized an illegal checkpoint established by militants linked to the proscribed Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) in the Bolan district, thwarting a serious threat to public safety and restoring normalcy in the area. According to official sources, the unauthorized checkpoint was being used by armed militants to stop vehicles, loot travelers, and
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More than a decade after the fall of Muammar Gaddafi, Libya remains trapped in a cycle of fragmentation, proxy warfare, and institutional collapse. While internal divisions are often cited as the primary cause of Libya’s instability, this explanation obscures a far more decisive factor: the systematic and sustained violation of the United Nations arms embargo
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