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Pakistan Links Ongoing Tensions to Cross-Border Terror Threats

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Pakistan-Afghanistan relations continue to be shaped by one overriding security concern: the persistent presence and movement of terrorist groups operating across the shared border region. While diplomatic engagement between the two countries continues at various levels, the security dimension remains the most sensitive and defining factor in bilateral dynamics. The core issue is not new, […]

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Afghanistan’s Rulers Face Growing Questions Over Governance, Security Commitments and Regional Stability Role

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Afghanistan remains at the center of regional strategic attention, not because of state recognition debates alone, but due to continuing concerns about governance structure, economic stability, and most critically, security commitments affecting neighboring countries. Since the political transition in Afghanistan in recent years, expectations were widely expressed that a new phase of stability would emerge,

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Pakistan’s Balanced Diplomacy Positions It as a Strategic Bridge During Heightened Gulf and US-Iran Tensions

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Recent geopolitical developments involving tensions between the United States and Iran, alongside broader fluctuations in Gulf regional security dynamics, have once again highlighted the importance of diplomatic balancing in South and West Asia. In this evolving environment, Pakistan’s role has increasingly been defined not by alignment with a single bloc, but by its ability to

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Pakistan Reports Large-Scale Counterterrorism Operations, Blames Cross-Border Terror Safe Havens

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Pakistan’s security officials have outlined a wide-ranging assessment of the country’s counterterrorism campaign, highlighting sustained operational activity across the country and linking ongoing terrorist incidents to cross-border facilitation networks. According to the briefing, security forces and law enforcement agencies conducted tens of thousands of intelligence-based operations over the reporting period, reflecting a continuous and nationwide

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Pakistan’s Western Front Tightens as Terror Networks Face Sustained Pressure in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa continues to remain at the center of Pakistan’s counterterrorism landscape, but the nature of the challenge has fundamentally changed. The province today is not defined by terrorist dominance or territorial control, but by sustained and expanding pressure on dispersed terrorist networks operating under constant surveillance and intelligence tracking. Unlike earlier phases of the

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Pakistan Details Four Years of Talks with Afghan Taliban on Terror Concerns

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Pakistan has outlined a sustained diplomatic engagement spanning four years with the Afghan authorities between 2021 and 2025, emphasizing that dialogue remained the preferred approach to addressing cross-border security challenges and terrorism-related concerns. According to the security briefing, multiple rounds of engagement were held during this period at various levels, including high-level visits involving ministerial

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Pakistan Reaffirms Security Narrative on Balochistan Terror and Governance

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Pakistan’s security discourse on Balochistan continues to emphasize a combined approach of counterterrorism enforcement, institutional reform, and long-term development planning, reflecting the complex security and governance challenges in the province. In recent high-level security discussions, authorities reiterated that there is no ambiguity regarding the nature of ongoing violence in Balochistan, describing it as terrorism-driven activity

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Balochistan’s Security Battle Is No Longer About Territory, It Is About Breaking Terrorist Networks

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For decades, Balochistan has occupied a unique place in Pakistan’s security landscape. Vast, sparsely populated, strategically located and rich in natural resources, the province has often found itself at the center of competing geopolitical interests, separatist violence, and terrorist activity. Yet despite persistent attacks and recurring attempts to portray the province as unstable, the nature

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Herat Protests Spark Global Demonstrations as Afghan Women’s Rights Movement Expands Across Major Cities

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The recent wave of demonstrations linked to Afghanistan’s Herat province has evolved from a localized protest movement into a broader international campaign highlighting restrictions imposed on women and girls in the country. The unrest originally began in the Jebrail district of Herat, where reports of detentions of women and the continuation of strict restrictions on

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KP’s Unfinished War: Why Terrorists Still Strike Despite Relentless Counterterrorism Successes

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For many observers, the security situation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa presents a seemingly contradictory picture. On one hand, security forces, intelligence agencies, police units, and counterterrorism departments regularly announce successful operations resulting in the elimination of terrorists, arrests of facilitators, and recovery of weapons and explosives. On the other hand, terrorist attacks continue to occur across

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