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Afghanistan Left Out of Global Climate Summit as Taliban’s Isolation Deepens

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The United Nations has not extended an invitation to the Taliban administration for the upcoming international climate summit in Belém, Brazil, despite Afghanistan being among the ten most climate-vulnerable countries in the world. The conference, which gathers representatives from more than 190 countries, will focus on collective strategies to address the growing global environmental crisis.

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NRF Leader Warns Afghanistan Has Become Global Hub for Militancy Under Taliban Rule

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Ahmad Massoud, leader of the National Resistance Front (NRF) of Afghanistan, has warned that Afghanistan has once again become a global centre for militant training under Taliban rule, accusing the group of dragging the country back into repression, extremism, and international isolation. Addressing the “Meetings for the Future” conference in Saint-Raphaël, France, Massoud said the

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Security Forces Restore Order in Mohmand, Reviving Daily Life and Business

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Successful intelligence-based operations against extremist elements have restored peace and stability in the tribal district of Mohmand, enabling residents to resume work, trade, and daily life without fear. Local workers, contractors, and professionals in the mining sector expressed satisfaction with the improved security situation and extended their gratitude to the security forces. Residents reported that

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Diplomatic Tensions Mount: Iran Joins Efforts to Bridge Pakistan-Afghanistan Rift

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(Shamim Shahid)  A significant development has emerged in the Pakistan-Afghanistan relationship, as Iran joins Doha and Istanbul as a key third-party mediator. This new dimension comes at a time when recent negotiations in Turkey ended in a deadlock, signaling both the complexity and urgency of the situation. Turkey has already indicated its willingness to resume

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Kabul’s Turmoil Becomes India’s Latest Diplomatic Gamble

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India is reportedly moving to expand its diplomatic presence in Kabul, despite the Taliban government’s persistent instability and ongoing security threats, raising questions about New Delhi’s judgment and the legitimacy of the regime it seeks to engage. Sources within the Taliban-run Afghan Foreign Ministry indicate that Indian officials have repeatedly demanded assurances for the safety

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Modernizing Pakistan’s Military Command: The Truth About the 27th Amendment

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The 27th Constitutional Amendment Bill (2025) has sparked intense debate over its proposed restructuring of Pakistan’s judicial and defence command systems. Much of the controversy, however, stems from misconceptions rather than the actual constitutional language particularly regarding the changes to Article 243, which governs the command and control of the armed forces. Under the proposed

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Türkiye Steps In: Erdoğan Sends Top Envoys to Defuse Pakistan–Afghan Taliban Tensions

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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has announced that a high-level delegation from Türkiye will visit Pakistan next week to hold consultations on negotiations aimed at securing a ceasefire with the Afghan Taliban. According to President Erdoğan, the delegation will include Türkiye’s foreign minister, defence minister, and intelligence chief. He said the purpose of the visit

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Security Forces Foil Terrorist Assault in North Waziristan, Kill One Terrorist and Injure Four

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Security forces successfully repelled a terrorist attack on their post in North Waziristan, killing one terrorist and injuring four others, while several others fled the area leaving behind their weapons, according to sources. Sources said the terrorists launched an assault on the security post from multiple directions, using heavy weapons and rocket launchers. The security

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Afghan Taliban Support for Terror Groups Intolerable, Pakistan Warns

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Pakistan has declared that any form of support, shelter, or facilitation extended by the Afghan Taliban to terrorist groups is unacceptable, emphasizing that groups such as Fitna al-Hindustan (Balochistan Liberation Army , BLA) and Fitna al-Khawarij (Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan – TTP) are enemies of both the State and people of Pakistan. In an official statement, Foreign

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Afghan Bomber Behind Quetta FC Headquarters Attack Exposes Cross-Border Terror Links

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The suicide bomber responsible for the September 30 attack on the Frontier Corps (FC) Headquarters North in Quetta has been identified as an Afghan national, once again exposing the undeniable role of Afghan soil in orchestrating terrorism inside Pakistan. The attacker, identified as Mohammad Sohail alias Khabbab, belonged to the terrorist faction Fitna al-Khawarij and

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