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Afghanistan’s Mineral Wealth Fuels a New Power Struggle Inside the Taliban

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Afghanistan’s vast mineral and natural-resource wealth is emerging as an increasingly important source of competition within the Taliban administration, as powerful factions seek greater influence over mining operations, commercial contracts, border revenues and the financial resources generated by the country’s natural wealth. The struggle is increasingly moving beyond the question of whether Afghanistan can attract

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Operation Radd-ul-Fitna III: Two Fitna al-Hindustan Elements Eliminated in Dasht, Weapons Cache Recovered

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Security forces have conducted a successful intelligence-based operation in Balochistan’s Dasht area under Operation Radd-ul-Fitna III, resulting in the elimination of two Fitna al-Hindustan elements and the recovery of a significant quantity of weapons, ammunition, communication equipment and other military material. According to the information released regarding the operation, security forces carried out the intelligence-based action along the Sabdan-Panodi

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Afghanistan’s Changing Battle Map: Which Areas Are No Longer Under Taliban Control?

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Afghanistan’s security landscape has come under renewed scrutiny following claims by three armed opposition groups that they have established control over several strategically important locations in the country’s northeastern region after weeks of intense fighting with Taliban forces. The Afghanistan Freedom Front (AFF), National Resistance Front (NRF), and Home Soldiers Front (HSF) reportedly claim to have gained

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Security Forces Foil Cross-Border Infiltration, Kill 15 Khawarij in North Waziristan: ISPR

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Pakistan’s security forces have successfully foiled an attempted cross-border infiltration by a group of Khawarij along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border opposite North Waziristan District, killing 15 militants following a sustained engagement that lasted approximately 36 hours, according to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR). The security operation began after the movement of a group identified by ISPR

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Khawarij Attack on Lakki Marwat Police Station Foiled, Attackers Forced to Retreat

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Khawarij launched an attack on the Shadi Khel Police Station in Lakki Marwat, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, but police personnel responded swiftly and effectively, forcing the attackers to retreat from the area. According to initial information, the Khawarij targeted the police station in an apparent attempt to strike a law-enforcement installation and create fear and instability in

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From Medical College to BLA Operative: How a Student Entered the Terrorist Network

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The case of Lal Khan Nawaz, an MBBS student at Bolan Medical College in Quetta who allegedly abandoned his medical education and later became associated with the banned Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), has brought renewed attention to concerns surrounding the radicalization of young people and the diversion of promising students toward militancy. According to information

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UN Report Reveals Enduring Human Cost of Afghanistan’s Two Decades of War

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More than 40,000 people were killed and over 77,000 injured during Afghanistan’s armed conflict between 2009 and 2021, according to a new report by the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA), highlighting the devastating and enduring human cost of more than two decades of war. Released on Tuesday, September 1, the report examines the

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Pakistan-China Deepen Strategic Coordination on Afghanistan and Terrorism

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Pakistan and China have reaffirmed their close strategic coordination on Afghanistan and regional security following a high-level meeting in Islamabad between China’s Special Envoy for Afghanistan Affairs, Yue Xiaoyong, and Pakistan’s Special Representative for Afghanistan, Ambassador Muhammad Sadiq. The meeting provided an important platform for Beijing and Islamabad to exchange views on developments in Afghanistan,

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Why Did Washington Refuse the Taliban’s Offer to Come to Afghanistan?

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The United States has rejected an appeal by Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi for American investment in Afghanistan, signaling that Washington currently has no plans to engage with the Taliban authorities on the development of the country’s critical mineral resources. The position reflects continued U.S. concerns over the Taliban’s policies, its treatment of the

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CTD Operation Eliminates Four Fitna al-Khwarij Terrorists in Peshawar’s Badaber

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Four terrorists affiliated with the internationally proscribed organization Fitna al-Khwarij were eliminated during a Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) operation in Badaber, Peshawar, following intelligence reports about the movement of armed terrorists in the area. According to the details, CTD Peshawar had received information regarding the presence and movement of armed Fitna al-Khwarij terrorists in Badaber.

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