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Drones From Afghanistan, a Trail to India?

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Shamim Shahid   The security landscape surrounding Pakistan has entered a dangerous and complicated phase in which developments inside Afghanistan, alleged foreign involvement in drone warfare, militant activity along Pakistan’s western frontier, and growing political divisions within the Taliban government are increasingly becoming interconnected. An investigative report has made a serious allegation: drones used in […]

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Missing Person or Majeed Brigade Operative? Satakzai Case Puts BYC Narrative Under Scrutiny

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The case of Abdul Wadood Satakzai, also known as Shehak, from Machh in Balochistan’s Kachhi district has emerged as a contentious example in the continuing debate over militancy, missing-person claims and the political response to violence in the province. According to the information provided, Satakzai was employed as a clerk with the Balochistan Minerals Coal

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Punjab Intensifies Crackdown as Over 140,000 Illegal Afghan Nationals Deported

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The Foreign National Security Cell of the Punjab Home Department has so far identified, arrested and deported approximately 140,468 illegal Afghan nationals from across Punjab as part of the ongoing nationwide campaign for the repatriation of Afghan nationals residing in Pakistan without valid legal documentation. The security cell continues to conduct operations across the province

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Indian-Supplied Inferior Technology to Afghan Taliban Fails Against Pakistan

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An investigative report has raised serious questions over the use of India-supplied unmanned aerial systems (UAS) in attacks against Pakistan from Afghan territory, while highlighting what it describes as India’s broader efforts to support the Taliban regime and armed groups operating from Afghanistan. According to the report, drones used in attacks launched from Afghanistan into

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The Taliban’s Grip Is Starting to Crack: Is Taliban 2.0 Losing Its Hold on Afghanistan?

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The recent offensive by the Afghanistan Freedom Front (AFF) in Badakhshan, including its reported seizure and temporary control of parts of Zebak district, has raised new questions about the Taliban’s ability to maintain its military dominance nearly five years after returning to power. The development is particularly significant because opposition groups have rarely been able

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ICC Judges Move to Open Separate Case Against Taliban

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Judges at the International Criminal Court (ICC) have asked the Court’s prosecutors to consider, subject to the applicable legal requirements, whether allegations of gender-based persecution of women and girls in Afghanistan under Taliban rule should be examined through a separate investigation. The development follows a decision issued in mid-July 2026 by a three-judge panel of

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Five Fitna al-Hindustan Operatives, Including Key Commander, Eliminated in Successful Intelligence-Based Operation in Panjgur

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Security Forces continue to conduct effective and successful operations against Fitna al-Hindustan under Operation Radd-ul-Fitna III, with the latest intelligence-based action resulting in a major setback to the group’s activities in Balochistan. Acting on credible intelligence, Security Forces conducted an intelligence-based operation (IBO) in the Sarkaini–Chedgi area of Panjgur, targeting the presence of Fitna al-Hindustan

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Two Fitna al-Hindustan Operatives Killed as Security Forces Uncover Attack Preparations in Buleda

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Security Forces successfully conducted an intelligence-based operation in the Jhangiyan Bazaar area of the Newano Sector, Buleda, Balochistan, targeting elements affiliated with Fitna al-Hindustan. The operation was launched on the basis of actionable intelligence regarding the presence and activities of Fitna al-Hindustan elements in the area. During the operation, Security Forces effectively engaged the Fitna

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Pakistan Rejects Taliban Claims of Arms Smuggling from Pakistan, Calls Allegations Baseless and Misleading

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Pakistan’s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has categorically rejected allegations by the Afghan Taliban regarding the alleged smuggling of weapons from Pakistan into Afghanistan, describing the claims as baseless, contrary to established facts, and an apparent attempt to divert international attention from the actual security challenges originating from Afghan territory. In a statement, the Ministry said

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Afghanistan’s $1 Trillion Mineral Wealth: Who Really Controls the Treasure Beneath the Taliban?

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The Taliban leadership is reportedly tightening its control over Afghanistan’s vast mineral resources, using the mining sector not only as an important source of revenue but also as a mechanism for consolidating political authority, rewarding loyal networks, and strengthening control over strategically important provinces. According to an assessment by the U.S. think tank Jamestown Foundation, the

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