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The Enemy Within the Screen: How Digital Propaganda Is Targeting Pakistan’s Youth

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The nature of conflict has evolved dramatically in the twenty-first century. While conventional threats remain a reality, modern adversaries increasingly seek to influence societies not through weapons alone, but through information manipulation, psychological warfare, and digital propaganda. In this changing landscape, social media has emerged as one of the most powerful tools shaping public opinion, […]

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Clearance Operation Continues in Darra Adam Khel After Deadly IBO Against TTP Terrorists

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Security forces continued clearance operations in the Tor Chappar area of Darra Adam Khel in Kohat on Saturday, a day after an intelligence-based operation against terrorists linked to the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). According to sources, security forces had launched the operation after receiving reports about the presence of militants belonging to Fitna al-Khwarij’s Tariq

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Pakistan Raises Concerns Over Cross-Border Militancy in High-Level US Talks in Washington

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Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has conveyed Islamabad’s concerns to US Secretary of State Marco Rubio regarding the use of Afghan territory by terrorist groups against Pakistan, during a meeting held in Washington on Friday. According to Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry, the two leaders discussed a broad range of issues including bilateral relations, economic and trade

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Lakki Marwat Cop Seeks Clerics’ Verdict on Terrorists Labeling Police as “Apostates”

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In Lakki Marwat, a police officer has made an emotional appeal to local religious scholars, seeking a clear religious opinion amid growing threats and accusations by militants who allegedly label police and security personnel as “apostates” due to their service in state institutions. The officer questioned the justification being used by militants to target law

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Afghanistan Aid Crisis Deepens as US Suspends Funding and Regional Routes Collapse

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The United States has blamed the Taliban for Afghanistan’s worsening humanitarian aid crisis, urging them to play what it calls a “constructive role” in supporting the health and wellbeing of the Afghan people amid deepening food insecurity warnings from the United Nations. The US State Department told Voice of America that, under a directive from

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Medicine Crisis Deepens in Kandahar as Import Restrictions Trigger Severe Shortages and Price Surge

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Patients, pharmacists and health workers in Kandahar report a sharp deterioration in the availability and affordability of medicines following border closures and restrictions on pharmaceutical imports from Pakistan. The disruption has triggered widespread shortages, forcing prices to surge while essential drugs for many common illnesses have become difficult to obtain. Residents say the situation in

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Concerns Rise Over Alleged Presence of Khawarij Facilitators in Lakki Marwat Peace Committee

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Public concerns are mounting in Lakki Marwat following allegations regarding the presence of individuals linked to Khawarij and Taliban facilitators within the local peace committee. According to local residents, questions are being raised about the activities of certain individuals allegedly operating under the banner of maintaining peace while engaging in actions that could undermine the

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UN Report Accuses Taliban Officials of Rape, Forced Marriages and Abuse of Afghan Women

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A new report presented to the United Nations Security Council has accused Taliban officials and fighters of committing sexual violence against Afghan women and girls, including rape, gang rape, forced marriage, torture, and other abuses. According to the report, the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan documented 21 cases of conflict-related sexual violence in 2025

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Anger Grows in Kukikhel Tribe Over CM Suhail Afridi’s ‘Broken Promises’

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Tribal anger against Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi has intensified in the Kukikhel tribe of Khyber District, with tribal and social leader Haji Nawab Afridi strongly criticizing the provincial government over unresolved public issues. Speaking to the media, Haji Nawab Afridi said the Kukikhel tribe had supported So8hail Afridi and helped him rise to

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PM Shehbaz Reaffirms Pakistan’s Commitment to UN Peacekeeping Missions

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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has reaffirmed Pakistan’s continued commitment to global peace and stability, saying the country will keep supporting United Nations peacekeeping missions across the world. In a special message issued on the occasion of the International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers, observed on May 29, 2026, the prime minister said Pakistan joins the

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