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Four Khwarij Eliminated as Security Forces Foil Attack that Injured 15 Civilians: ISPR

On 19 December 2025, security forces successfully foiled a heinous terrorist attack in the Boya area of North Waziristan, resulting in the elimination of all four militants belonging to Indian proxy Fitna al-Khwarij, ISPR confirmed. The attackers attempted to breach the perimeter of a security forces camp but were repelled by the swift and professional

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A Fresh Incident Raises Questions Across the Merged Districts

A recent explosion in a residential area of the merged districts has highlighted the ongoing presence of hidden dangers, despite years of sustained counterterrorism operations. The incident took place in the Manato area, where two children were injured and immediately taken to Tehsil Headquarters Hospital Sadda. Doctors later confirmed that both are now in stable

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North Waziristan

Major Security Incident Reported at Frontier Fort in North Waziristan

A serious security incident was reported late Friday at a key military installation in North Waziristan, prompting an immediate response and extended security measures in the area. According to security sources, the incident occurred near Boya Fort when an explosion was carried out along the western perimeter, followed by an attempted breach of the outer

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PTI’s Leadership Crisis and the State of Governance in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

(Arshad Aziz Malik) In recent months, the political landscape of Pakistan has witnessed a significant and, at times, bewildering shift. At the center of this shift is Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI), a party that once presented itself as the vanguard of public change under the charismatic leadership of Imran Khan. Today, however, the party seems to have

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Taliban Security Forces Swell with Former Fighters from 20 Terror Groups, UN Report Says

The latest United Nations sanctions monitoring report on Afghanistan presents a stark, sobering picture: more than two decades after the initial global intervention, the country remains a fertile ground for terrorist networks, with the Taliban, now the de facto rulers, at the center of a deeply complex security equation. Far from being the neutral guarantors

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Decades of Shelter, Decades of Threat: Pakistan Moves to Reclaim Security

Pakistan has underscored the critical necessity of repatriating Afghan refugees, citing mounting terrorism, organized crime, and illegal activities linked to non-national residents. While Amnesty International recently criticized Pakistan’s repatriation policy as “inhumane” and urged halting returns, its report fails to recognize the grave security challenges Pakistan continues to face. For more than 40 years, Pakistan

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Taliban Vulnerable as NRF and AFF Conduct 116 Attacks Across Afghanistan: UN

The Taliban’s grip on Afghanistan remains fragile as armed opposition groups continue to strike with precision, carrying out 116 attacks between January and July 2025, according to a United Nations Security Council report. The National Resistance Front (NRF) and Afghanistan Freedom Front (AFF) have repeatedly challenged the Taliban’s authority, exposing weaknesses in their security apparatus

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India’s Operation Sindoor Violates UN Charter, Pakistan’s Sovereignty Undermined: UN Experts

The United Nations has raised serious concerns over India’s unilateral military action under “Operation Sindoor,” declaring that it violated international law and breached Pakistan’s sovereignty. In a special report, UN experts emphasised that Pakistan categorically denied any involvement in the Pahalgam attack and stressed that New Delhi’s actions undermined established international norms, calling for accountability

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Deported Afghan Asylum Seekers Face Detention and Killings Under Taliban Rule, Report Finds

Afghan asylum seekers deported from Iran have faced arbitrary detention and targeted killings after returning to Afghanistan, with families of victims accusing the Afghan Taliban of carrying out the killings, according to findings by Afghanistan International, as international concern grows over the forced expulsion of Afghans from the region. An examination of multiple cases by

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Suicide Attack Hits Security Camp in North Waziristan; Hafiz Gul Bahadar-Linked Group Claims Responsibility

A suicide bomber targeted a security camp at the Boya Post in the Datta Khel subdivision of North Waziristan district on Friday, triggering an intense security response and a large-scale clearance operation. Monitoring sources reported that the attack was claimed by the Aswad-ul-Harab Huzaifa suicide bombing squad, affiliated with the Hafiz Gul Bahadar group under

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