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Pakistan Exposes Dangerous Indian Disinformation Campaign Targeting Regional Peace

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Pakistan has revealed a sophisticated and coordinated disinformation campaign orchestrated by India, in collaboration with Afghan operatives, aimed at undermining Pakistan’s international standing and sabotaging peace efforts in the region. According to experts, the campaign deployed false Iranian identities to create and amplify anti-Pakistan narratives, threatening both regional stability and Pakistan’s global image. Investigations have […]

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How Is AI Reshaping the Rules of Counterintelligence and Global Security?

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M Arif  The global security landscape is undergoing a profound and unprecedented transformation. Analysts warn that the resurgence of great power competition, combined with the rapid proliferation of disruptive technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), is fundamentally reshaping the nature of espionage, defense, and national security. In this evolving environment, traditional counterintelligence (CI) systems are

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Taliban Regime Tightens Grip on Afghanistan’s Minorities: Christians Face Severe Restrictions and Fear

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Afghanistan’s Christian community is living under increasing fear and oppression following the return of the Taliban to power, with their ability to freely practice their faith now virtually non-existent, according to a report by the British publication Church Times. The report highlights the deteriorating conditions for religious minorities under the Taliban regime, revealing a landscape

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Behind the Curtain: How India Is Failing as Terror Networks Expand in the Open

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Taimur Khan  A major law enforcement operation in India has resulted in the arrest of 12 individuals suspected of links to international terrorist organizations, including Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) and the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). The arrests, carried out jointly by Andhra Pradesh and Delhi police, have exposed significant gaps

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They Say ISKP Is Defeated, But What’s Really Unfolding Behind the Taliban’s Counterterror Campaign?

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Emerging reports and field-based observations are raising serious questions about the effectiveness and transparency of the Afghan Taliban’s counterterrorism efforts, particularly regarding their stated campaign against the Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP). The Taliban administration has consistently presented itself as actively engaged in suppressing ISKP, positioning its operations as part of broader efforts to stabilize

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Germany Signals Potential U.S.–Iran Direct Talks in Pakistan Amid Ongoing Diplomatic Efforts

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Germany has indicated that direct negotiations between the United States and Iran could take place in Pakistan in the near future, marking a potentially significant step toward easing regional tensions. Johann Wadephul, a senior German official, revealed in an interview with Deutschlandfunk that indirect exchanges between Washington and Tehran have already occurred, with preparations now

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Two Eliminated in Kalat, Hunt Continues for Fleeing Terrorists

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Security forces conducted a targeted intelligence-based operation in the Nargama area of Kalat on March 27, 2026, intercepting the movement of terrorists linked to Fitna al-Hindustan along the Sohand–Pandran road, according to security officials. Acting on credible and timely intelligence, forces swiftly moved to cordon off the identified route, effectively trapping the group. As troops

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Pakistan Engages Regionally to Stabilize Afghanistan, Protect Security Interests

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Beyond immediate security concerns, Pakistan is increasingly focusing on regional diplomatic engagement to address Afghanistan’s instability. Analysts point out that proactive diplomacy can prevent unilateral power projection and reduce the operational freedom of extremist groups. Efforts include dialogue with neighboring states, intelligence-sharing agreements, and participation in regional frameworks for counterterrorism and migration management. Such engagement

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Security Forces Adapt as Afghan Governance Gaps Fuel Terrorism

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The Afghan governance vacuum is forcing Pakistan to adapt its counterterrorism strategies. Intelligence officials report that militant groups, including the TTP, are increasingly using Afghan safe havens to plan attacks inside Pakistan. In response, Islamabad has intensified joint operations, border surveillance, and intelligence-led strikes. Experts note that the integration of technical capabilities with human intelligence

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Cross-Border Security Requires Regional Cooperation, Experts Say

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Pakistan’s border management apparatus is increasingly strained by the convergence of migration, militant infiltration, and humanitarian pressures from Afghanistan. Analysts argue that uncoordinated responses risk transforming temporary crises into structural threats. Security assessments reveal that the porous borders of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan have become conduits for the movement of armed groups, weapons, and ideologically

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