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Global Stability at Risk as Afghan Vacuum Deepens

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Afghanistan’s prolonged political stagnation is rapidly evolving into a broader global security concern, as governance failures, economic collapse, and international disengagement converge to create a widening strategic vacuum. Security assessments indicate that the country’s instability is no longer geographically confined. Instead, it is generating ripple effects across regions, influencing migration patterns, enabling extremist networks, and […]

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Afghanistan’s Political Paralysis Fuels Pakistan’s Security Threats

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Afghanistan’s prolonged political deadlock is no longer a distant concern; it has evolved into a direct security challenge for Pakistan. The absence of inclusive governance, combined with economic contraction and social exclusion, has created a vacuum exploited by extremist networks. Analysts note that marginalized groups and ideologically rigid factions are consolidating power, establishing a persistent

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Terror, Tank Operation, TTP Terrorists Eliminated

From IED Blasts to Target Killings — Terror Trail Ends in Tank

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Two highly wanted terrorists affiliated with the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) were killed in a successful intelligence-based operation conducted by the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Tank district, officials confirmed on Wednesday. The operation was carried out in Sheikh Utar, within the jurisdiction of Gomal police station, following credible and actionable intelligence regarding

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Afghanistan as a Launchpad: The Growing Risk of State-Backed Proxy Militancy

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The recent admission by retired Indian Army Colonel Rajesh Powar underscores a critical and complex dimension of South Asian security: the use of Afghanistan as a base for proxy terrorism targeting Pakistan. If verified, these claims reveal a coordinated framework where external states allegedly provide financial, logistical, and intelligence support to extremist groups, amplifying both

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Taliban Regime Accused of Rights Abuses, Militant Ties as Global Isolation Deepens

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The Afghan Taliban regime is facing mounting international criticism over alleged human rights violations and continued links with militant groups, exposing what analysts describe as its increasingly repressive and destabilizing character. Reports indicate that the regime’s strict governance model has severely curtailed fundamental freedoms, raising concerns about the future of Afghan citizens, particularly women and

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CTD Seizes Large Cache of Weapons in Khyber District, Preventing Potential Attack

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In a decisive anti-terrorism operation, the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) successfully intercepted a large cache of weapons in Khyber District, preventing a potentially catastrophic attack in Peshawar and surrounding areas. The operation, based on timely intelligence, underscores the ongoing vigilance of Pakistani security forces in safeguarding public safety. According to official sources, CTD’s specialized team carried

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How Many Al-Qa‘ida and ISIS Fighters Exist Today? U.S. Intelligence Numbers Tell a More Alarming Story

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Hassam Uddin  The latest U.S. Intelligence Community Annual Threat Assessment (ATA) has issued a stark warning that Al-Qa’ida and ISIS remain among the most significant threats to U.S. interests overseas, particularly across regions in Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia. Despite years of counterterrorism operations, both groups continue to exploit political instability and ungoverned

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Inside AQAP’s Propaganda: How ‘Inspire’ Seeks to Radicalize and Incite Violence

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Al Malahem Media, the propaganda wing of Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), has published Issue 12 of its magazine Inspire Guide, part of the “Open Source Jihad” series, titled Tonight, the Bullets Speak. The magazine seeks to incite violence, spread extremist ideology, and provide operational instructions for attacks, posing a direct threat to global

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Taliban Regime’s Brutality and Terror Ties Expose Afghanistan as a Global Security Threat

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The Afghan Taliban regime’s systematic violations of basic human rights and support for terrorist organizations have revealed its brutal nature to the world, raising serious concerns for regional and global security. Experts warn that the regime’s authoritarian policies and extremist alignment have rendered Afghanistan increasingly isolated and unacceptable on the international stage. According to the

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Can Pakistan Stop the Rising Tide of Extremism Overflowing from Afghanistan?

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Pakistan has emerged as a critical stabilizing force in the face of escalating terrorism and regional instability originating from Afghanistan, according to recent intelligence and security assessments. While Afghanistan has transformed into a permissive hub for extremist networks since the Taliban’s takeover in 2021, Pakistan has functioned as a buffer, containing cross-border violence and preventing

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