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Mounting Khawarij Atrocities Threaten Peace in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

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A recent and escalating wave of violence by Khawarij extremists across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has left dozens of innocent civilians murdered, abducted or publicly humiliated, underscoring an urgent need for unified local resistance and sustained security operations to protect the province’s citizens and restore safety to affected communities. Over the past 20 months a pattern of

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How Kabul’s Defiance Turned the Istanbul Talks into Another Diplomatic Dead End

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( Irfan Khan )  The recent Istanbul negotiations between Pakistan and Afghanistan have once again reached a dead end largely due to the obstinacy of the Afghan government. This diplomatic impasse not only underscores Kabul’s unwillingness to cooperate on vital security matters but also raises serious concerns about the future of regional peace and Pakistan-Afghanistan

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Peace Talks Between Pakistan and Afghan Taliban Teeter Between Hope and Deadlock

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Negotiations between Pakistan and Afghan Taliban entered a tense third day in Turkey’s capital, Ankara, oscillating between cautious optimism and deepening frustration, as the two sides struggled to bridge differences over mechanisms to curb cross-border terrorism. By late Monday night, officials involved in the discussions acknowledged that a final agreement remained elusive, despite marathon sessions

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Talks of Peace, Acts of Betrayal: Afghanistan’s Dual Strategy Exposed

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Pakistan’s security forces have successfully foiled a major cross-border infiltration attempt by Fitnat-al-Khawarij terrorists in the North Waziristan region, eliminating 25 militants who sought to breach the country’s territorial boundaries. In the exchange of fire, five soldiers of the Pakistan Army embraced martyrdom, demonstrating unparalleled courage and sacrifice. This incident not only gives practical meaning

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Bajaur, Afghan TTP Fighter, Kabul's Denial, Cross-Border Terrorism, Afghan Soil

Afghan TTP Fighter Killed in Bajaur, Honoured in France; Kabul’s Denial Falls Apart

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A condolence ceremony for an Afghan national affiliated with the outlawed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) or Fitna al-Khawarij, who was killed during a security forces operation in Bajaur district earlier this month, has been held in France, raising fresh questions over Afghan Taliban’s persistent denial of cross-border militancy. According to official sources, on October 19, four

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India-Sponsored BLA’s Notorious Commander Killed in Balochistan IBO

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Security forces have killed a senior commander of the banned Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), the India-sponsored proxy also known as Fitna al-Hindustan, during an intelligence-based operation in Balochistan, officials confirmed on Monday. According to security sources, the militant, identified as Kamran alias Kama Masli, was killed in an exchange of fire during a targeted raid

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Curriculum ‘Islamic and Afghan’? The Taliban Can Rewrite Textbooks, Not Afghanistan

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Afghanistan’s acting Minister of Higher Education, Neda Mohammad Nadeem, recently declared that the country’s higher education curriculum has been revised to align with “Islamic and Afghan culture.” During his visit to Helmand province, he claimed that the new academic framework was supported by religious scholars and university professors, adding that the ministry would continue to

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Indian Media’s Fake Video Exposed Amid Ongoing Pakistan-Afghan Taliban Talks in Istanbul

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As Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban continue their third round of talks in Istanbul, officials have accused Indian media of attempting to undermine the negotiations through fabricated content and misinformation campaigns. According to official and intelligence sources, a leading Indian television channel recently aired an undated video in which an alleged Indian national was portrayed

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Talks in Istanbul Hit Deadlock as Afghan Taliban Resist Written Agreement

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The third round of talks between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban is underway in Istanbul, but diplomatic sources say the discussions have entered a difficult phase as the Taliban side continues to resist signing a written agreement. According to sources, Turkish National Intelligence chief and mediator İbrahim Kalın was also present during Monday’s session. The

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Istanbul Talks: Between Hope and Deadlock in Pak-Afghan Relations

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(Shamim Shahid)  The Istanbul talks, currently underway between Pakistan and Afghanistan, mark the second and perhaps the most crucial phase of negotiations between the two uneasy neighbours. Convened on October 25, the three-day dialogue was expected to bring clarity on bilateral security concerns and the resurgence of cross-border militancy. Yet, despite the presence of high-level

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