In what should have been a routine transfer of authority, the Taliban regime has once again exposed the limits of its power. Abdul Rahman Ammar, former head of the Taliban’s mining operations in Badakhshan, openly defies orders from the supreme leader, Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada, forcing the regime to rely on brutal violence to enforce even […]
In the immediate aftermath of the Afghan Taliban sabotaging the Istanbul peace talks, their Pakistani protégés, the Fitna al-Khawarij (FAK/TTP) terrorists who have long been sheltered by the Afghan Taliban, struck again inside Pakistan. This week they attacked a government school in Azam Warsak, South Waziristan, looted valuable equipment, vandalised classrooms, and fled like the
It has now been more than two weeks since these fresh violent clashes erupted in Badakhshan’s Shahr-e-Bozorg district, again revealing the deep fissures and corruption eating away at the Taliban’s core. Local sources report that on Wednesday morning, October 27, Taliban forces once more engaged in heavy fighting with the men of Abdul Rahman Ammar,
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The Taliban are continuing a campaign of intimidation marked by arbitrary arrests, torture, and extrajudicial killings of former government officials and soldiers, despite repeated assurances of a “general amnesty,” the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) said in a damning report released Tuesday. The UN mission documented 14 killings of former members of the
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After a 15-year hiatus, Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) member states have resumed high-level discussions in Tehran, focusing on enhancing border security, curbing smuggling, and promoting regional economic integration through coordinated policies. Deputy interior ministers from ECO nations gathered on Monday in the Iranian capital to chart strategies for improved regional coordination in border management, trade
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In a landmark diplomatic and military engagement, Pakistan’s Army Chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, recently concluded high-profile visits to Egypt, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia, meeting with top leadership in each country. Analysts highlight that the visits underscored the unwavering confidence these nations place in Pakistan’s armed forces. Key discussions focused on counterterrorism, defense collaboration, and
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The confessional statement of an Afghan foreign terrorist, identified as Sutore Khogiana, has surfaced on social media, in which he admits to planning the target killing of a religious scholar in Peshawar on the instructions of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) commanders based in Kabul. According to his statement, Sutore revealed that he is a resident of
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When the Istanbul talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan broke down, it was tempting for outside observers to blame “diplomatic failure.” But the truth runs deeper and darker. The negotiations collapsed not because of Pakistan’s diplomacy, but because of the fractures, financial motives, and external manipulation festering inside the Afghan Taliban regime. From the opening session,
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A coordinated network of Indian and Afghan social media accounts has been found actively spreading disinformation and malicious propaganda against Pakistan, reportedly in support of the terrorist group Fitna al-Khawarij with the aim of inciting unrest and instability in the region. According to reports, these accounts are amplifying false narratives promoted by the group’s media
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Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has revealed that Pakistan’s negotiations with the Afghan delegation in Türkiye reached an understanding five to six times, but every time the Afghan negotiators contacted Kabul, they returned expressing helplessness to proceed further. Speaking on Geo News programme Aaj Shahzeb Khanzada Kay Sath, the defence minister said that Pakistan held the
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