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

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

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

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

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

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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Turkey and Iran Step In as Pakistan-Afghanistan Talks Stall

Amid rising tensions along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border and the recent failure of Istanbul peace talks, both Turkey and Iran have stepped forward to urge renewed diplomatic efforts for lasting peace and stability in the region. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan emphasized the importance of sustained dialogue between Pakistan and Afghanistan during a meeting with Prime

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Can the Taliban Honor Their Promises While Afghanistan Breeds Terror?

The latest round of talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan in Istanbul has once again concluded without any breakthrough, reflecting the persistent deadlock that has marked previous engagements between the two neighboring countries despite continued diplomatic efforts. Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Attaullah Tarar confirmed that negotiations between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban government remain

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Nine Killed, Two Abducted as Violence Flares Across Balochistan

At least nine people were killed and two others abducted in a series of shooting and kidnapping incidents reported from different districts of Balochistan, highlighting the deteriorating security situation in the province and the urgent need for stronger law enforcement measures. According to a report, four people, including tribal leaders, were gunned down by unidentified

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Afghan Taliban Admit Relocating Families Linked to TTP Inside Afghanistan

The Taliban regime in Afghanistan has admitted relocating families linked to the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) to central Afghanistan, a move seen as further evidence of Kabul’s continued patronage of anti-Pakistan militants despite repeated assurances of cooperation on counterterrorism. In an online press conference following the collapse of Taliban–Pakistan talks in Istanbul, the Taliban spokesperson

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UN Endorses Pakistan’s Initiatives on Arms Control and Nuclear Security

The United Nations General Assembly’s First Committee on Disarmament and International Security has adopted four resolutions sponsored by Pakistan, reaffirming the country’s long-standing commitment to regional and global disarmament, arms control, and nuclear security. According to a statement issued by Pakistan’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations, the approved resolutions include measures on regional disarmament,

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