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RAW’s Plot in Balochistan Exposed: Social Media Weaponized Against Pakistan

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Recent investigations have revealed a systematic campaign by the Indian intelligence agency RAW to destabilize Balochistan and promote anti-Pakistan narratives through social media. A coordinated effort has been uncovered involving the operation of a fake social media account, which has been actively engaged in spreading misinformation, historical distortions, and anti-state propaganda. According to credible sources,

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From APS Tragedy to Cadet College Wana: The Unbroken Threat of Extremists to Education and National Progress

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December 16, 2014, marks a day etched in Pakistan’s collective memory. The tragic attack on Army Public School in Peshawar was not merely a terrorist incident; it was a deliberate assault on the nation’s educational framework, on the future of Pakistan’s children, and on the very values that define our society. On that fateful day,

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Abandoned US Weapons in Afghanistan Fuel Terror Threat in Pakistan: The Diplomat

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The unchecked spread of US military equipment left behind in Afghanistan following the 2021 American withdrawal has significantly contributed to the surge in terrorism inside Pakistan, with advanced weapons now enhancing the operational capacity of militant groups, particularly the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), according to an analysis published by the US-based journal The Diplomat. Citing the

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India’s Record Abroad Raises Questions Amid Blame on Pakistan Over Terrorism Allegations

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Quick to accuse Pakistan or its citizens of involvement in terrorism-related incidents abroad  most recently following the Bondi Beach attack in Sydney  India and its aligned media outlets face mounting questions over New Delhi’s own documented intelligence activities overseas, including espionage, assassination plots and alleged links with organised crime syndicates, according to publicly available international

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Terror Drone Strike Injures 5, Including Children, Again in Bannu

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Bannu’s semi tribal Janikhel area has once again been jolted by a drone strike, underscoring a pattern of violence that has increasingly defined the security landscape of southern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The strike left five civilians injured, including children, according to hospital sources. The wounded were shifted to the District Headquarters Hospital in Bannu, where the

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Four Key Commanders of Banned “Gul Bahadur Group” Eliminated in Bannu Operation

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Bannu: Police and security forces carried out a successful operation against the banned terrorist organisation “Gul Bahadur Group,” killing four of its key commanders, including Danish alias Insaaf alias Sabawon, Ziafullah son of Salamat Khan, Atta-ur-Rahman of Dattakhel, and Maulana Kosar. Sources confirmed that the slain terrorists were directly involved in the recent assassination plot

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Dialogue, Afghan Taliban, Tehran Moot, Pakistan's War on Terror, Afghan Safe Havens

From Kabul to KP: Dialogue, Security, and the Quest for Effective Governance

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The recent regional dialogue on Afghanistan reflects both the fragility of security and the complexities of political engagement. A notable development occurred with a meeting hosted in Iran, which the Islamic Emirate did not attend. This absence drew tension from key regional players, including Pakistan, Russia, and China, underscoring the delicate trust deficit in regional

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Kulachi, Dera Ismail Khan, Indian-Sponsored Khawarij, Fitna al-Khawarij, ISPR

Kulachi IBO Leaves Seven Indian-Sponsored Khawarij Dead, Soldier Martyred

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Security forces, on 15 December 2025, conducted an intelligence-based operation in the general area of Kulachi, Dera Ismail Khan District, following reports about the presence of khawarij belonging to the Indian proxy known as Fitna al-Khawarij. During the operation, troops effectively engaged the khawarij hideout. After an intense exchange of fire, seven khawarij were killed. However,

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Compensation, War on Terror, Khasadar Force, KP Government, Chief Minister Sohail Afridi

Another War on Terror Grievance Surfaces in KP as Martyred Khasadar’s Family Awaits Compensation

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After Mohmand and other militancy-hit areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa where victims have repeatedly complained of delayed or denied compensation, another case has surfaced from Mohmand district, exposing what critics describe as the provincial government’s continued detachment from Pakistan’s war on terror and the sacrifices made by security personnel. Meera Khan, a resident of Alingar Tehsil

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Beyond the Numbers: Why Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Is Facing Its Most Dangerous Phase of Terrorism

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(Shamim Shahid) The most dangerous moment in any conflict is not when bombs explode on military convoys or when armed men clash with security forces in remote mountains. The most dangerous moment is when war quietly enters homes, markets and streets, when children become targets and fear becomes routine. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has reached that moment.

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