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Clash Between Khwarij Groups Erupts in Khyber’s Tirah Valley

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Khyber District: A fierce clash broke out between fighters of two proscribed terrorist outfits—Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), declared as Fitnah Al-khwarij by the state, and Lashkar-e-Islam—in the Tirah Valley’s Tharay Chowk area, situated on the border of the Zakha Khel and Shalobar tribes under the 27 Brigade command area. According to local sources, the confrontation erupted […]

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Schoolteacher Abducted in Bannu While En Route to Duty

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Bannu: A government schoolteacher was abducted by unknown individuals in the jurisdiction of Miryan Police Station. The victim, identified as Farmanullah, was serving at Government Primary School Narmi Khel. According to police, the abduction took place near Tochi Bridge as Farmanullah was traveling from his village, Nurar, to the school as per his routine. Reports

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Tragedy in Mastung: Two Levies Personnel Martyred While Protecting Polio Team

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Quetta: Two Levies personnel were martyred in a firing incident by unknown assailants in the Kalli Teri area of Mastung. According to police, the incident occurred while the personnel were deployed for the security of a polio eradication team. Police officials stated that the attackers managed to flee the scene, and an investigation is currently

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Pakistan Denies Involvement in Pahalgam Tourist Attack, Condemns Indian Media’s Propaganda

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Pakistan has categorically rejected allegations of involvement in the recent deadly attack on tourists in Pahalgam, located in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), and has condemned Indian media for spreading false and baseless propaganda. The response came following a tragic incident on Tuesday in the Anantnag district’s popular hill resort of Pahalgam, where

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Terror Groups Planning Attacks on U.S., Warns National Security Advisor Mike Waltz

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U.S. National Security Advisor Mike Waltz has raised alarms over renewed threats from global terrorist organizations. In a recent television interview, Waltz stated that groups such as ISIS, al-Qaeda, and al-Shabab are actively devising strategies to launch attacks on American soil. Waltz emphasized that intelligence reports point to serious planning activity among these extremist groups.

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Dar’s Kabul Visit—A Step Forward, But Don’t Expect Miracles

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Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar’s recent one-day visit to Kabul is being seen by many as a diplomatic attempt to thaw tense relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan. But expecting too much from a single-day trip involving just three high-level meetings may be unrealistic. Dar’s engagements with Afghan Prime Minister Mullah Mohammad Hassan

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Fact Check, Terror Attack, News, Panic

Fact Check: Terror Attack News Sparks Panic in Karak: Authorities Deny Claims

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A false and fabricated news story is circulating on social media, claiming that terrorists attacked a police checkpoint in Karak district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, resulting in five deaths and three injuries. The moment the news surfaced online, it went viral and caused widespread panic in the area. Fact Check: What’s the truth behind the story?

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Afghan, Three Weeks, Pakistan, Crackdown

Over 100,000 Afghans Deported in Three Weeks as Pakistan’s Crackdown Intensifies

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ISLAMABAD — More than 100,000 Afghan nationals have been deported from Pakistan in the past three weeks, according to figures released by Pakistan’s Ministry of Interior, marking a sharp escalation in Islamabad’s ongoing crackdown on undocumented migrants. As of April 1, at least 100,529 Afghans have been expelled, part of the second phase of a

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