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UN Recognizes Pakistan as Frontline Leader in Global Fight Against Drugs

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The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) has officially recognized Pakistan’s pivotal role in combating drug trafficking, acknowledging the country as a frontline state in the global fight against narcotics. The announcement highlights Pakistan’s sustained efforts and significant achievements in curbing the spread of illegal drugs, particularly in the context of evolving challenges

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Pakistan Slams India for Distorting Trump’s Remarks on Nuclear Testing

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Pakistan has strongly condemned India for deliberately misrepresenting U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent remarks, accusing New Delhi of twisting facts to falsely link the President’s comments on nuclear testing with Pakistan’s historical record. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized that India’s attempts to malign Pakistan are baseless, misleading, and aimed at diverting attention from its

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Major Strike in Zahri, Security Forces Eliminates 30 Fitna-al-Hindustan Terrorists

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Pakistan’s security forces successfully carried out a major counterterrorism operation in Zahri, Balochistan, targeting members of the Fitna-al-Hindustan terrorist network who were reportedly using the area as a hideout while planning a large-scale attack. The operation underscores the state’s unwavering commitment to safeguarding its citizens and maintaining national security. Sources confirmed that the operation involved

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Have Pakistan–Afghanistan Talks in Istanbul Reached a Dead End?

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The third round of Pakistan–Afghanistan talks in Istanbul concluded without a written agreement after both sides failed to bridge deep differences over monitoring and prevention mechanisms for cross-border militancy, Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said, adding that the process has now entered an indefinite pause. A fragile ceasefire remains in place for the moment, but Islamabad

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Pakistan Warns of Response if Attacks from Afghan Soil Resume

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Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has said that there is now a complete deadlock in the Pakistan-Afghanistan talks, and there is no schedule for the next round. He said Pakistan’s return from Istanbul empty-handed shows that even the mediators have lost hope in the Afghan side. In a statement, Khawaja Asif expressed gratitude to Turkiye

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Talks in Istanbul Collapse Again; Pakistan Says Taliban Failed Doha Commitments

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The third round of talks between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban in Istanbul has ended without any breakthrough, with both sides failing once again to bridge their differences. Federal Information Minister Atta Tarar, in a statement posted on social media, reaffirmed Pakistan’s principled position that responsibility for cross-border terrorism originating from Afghan soil lies squarely

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Smugglers Go Silent: No Phones Allowed in Tirah’s Hashish Market

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Reports from the Tirah Valley in Khyber district suggest that smugglers have imposed strict restrictions on mobile phone use inside the area’s hashish markets after a wave of public outrage and social media campaigns against drug trafficking. According to local sources, traders and buyers are now barred from taking photos or recording videos in the

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From Ceasefire Talks to Narco-Terror Ties: Why Pakistan and Afghanistan Are Inseparable

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Last evening’s skirmishes on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border were both surprising and regrettable, especially when delegations from both countries are sitting in Turkey for high-level negotiations. This is the third round of talks after the initial meetings in Doha, Qatar, where a ceasefire was declared between the two neighbors, followed by the understanding that subsequent meetings

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When Politics Overshadows Pain: The Forgotten Victims of KP’s War on Terror

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A Father’s Unanswered Plea “I am Umar Ayaz from Kot Brarra,” says the weary voice on the phone. “My daughter was martyred in the Ramadan blast. In this heinous act of terror, our house collapsed that night, the entire neighbourhood turned to rubble, but no help ever came.” Almost over a year later, Umar still

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Breaking the Narco-Terror Chain: Pakistan’s Battle for Security and Survival

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Muhammad Haseenullah Pakistan stands at the frontline of an undeclared war that fuses narcotics, crime, and terrorism. The Khyber district, with its border connectivity and remote valleys such as Tirah, has become the primary corridor for the movement of illicit drugs and armed elements originating from across the frontier. The consequences extend far beyond law

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