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Curriculum ‘Islamic and Afghan’? The Taliban Can Rewrite Textbooks, Not Afghanistan

Afghanistan’s acting Minister of Higher Education, Neda Mohammad Nadeem, recently declared that the country’s higher education curriculum has been revised to align with “Islamic and Afghan culture.” During his visit to Helmand province, he claimed that the new academic framework was supported by religious scholars and university professors, adding that the ministry would continue to […]

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Talks in Istanbul Hit Deadlock as Afghan Taliban Resist Written Agreement

The third round of talks between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban is underway in Istanbul, but diplomatic sources say the discussions have entered a difficult phase as the Taliban side continues to resist signing a written agreement. According to sources, Turkish National Intelligence chief and mediator İbrahim Kalın was also present during Monday’s session. The

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Taliban’s Duplicity Derails Istanbul Talks as Pakistan Vows to Shield Borders from Cross-Border Terrorism

The Istanbul Talks between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban regime have reached an impasse, primarily due to the obstinate attitude of the Taliban delegation, which appeared more focused on blame-shifting than on addressing core security concerns. Despite Pakistan’s consistent and constructive engagement, the Taliban regime’s refusal to act against the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has

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CJCSC Visits Bangladesh to Strengthen Military Ties and Cooperation: ISPR

General Sahir Shamshad Mirza, NI, NI (M), Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (CJCSC) of Pakistan, conducted an official visit to Bangladesh, underscoring the commitment of both nations to enhancing bilateral defence and security cooperation. During the visit, the CJCSC held high-level meetings with H.E. Mr. Muhammad Yunus, Chief Advisor of Bangladesh, Admiral Mohammad Nazmul

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No Headway in Pakistan–Afghan Taliban Istanbul Talks; Third Round Scheduled for Today

The ongoing negotiations between delegations from Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban in Istanbul have so far yielded no substantial progress, despite over 30 hours of intensive discussions held across two sessions. According to  sources, Pakistan maintained a firm stance, deciding not to show any flexibility in matters related to the militant group “Fitna al-Khawarij” and

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Indian Ceasefire Violation at LoC: Enemy Posts Silenced by Pakistan Army

The Indian Army once again violated the ceasefire agreement along the Line of Control (LoC) by initiating unprovoked fire in the Leepa Valley sector. According to reports, Indian troops opened fire on Pakistani military posts in blatant violation of the existing ceasefire understanding between the two countries. The Pakistan Army responded befittingly, engaging only with

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Pakistan Delivers Firm Message to Afghan Taliban: No Tolerance for Terror Sanctuaries

The second round of peace talks between delegations from Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban concluded in Istanbul, Turkey, with Pakistan presenting its final and firm position on cross-border terrorism and regional stability. According sources, the Pakistani delegation made it categorically clear during the discussions that Islamabad will not tolerate any form of support or shelter

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Why Are Pak-Afghan Talks Stalled? Are the Taliban Helpless Against TTP?

The latest round of negotiations between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban in Istanbul has come to a standstill — and at the heart of the deadlock lies the issue of the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). According to Pakistani officials, Islamabad presented a firm ultimatum, demanding decisive action against TTP militants based in Afghanistan. Pakistan insists the

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Terrorist Propaganda from Vacated Haider Kandao Check Post Debunked

Recent videos circulating on social media, allegedly showing attacks on the Haider Kandao Check Post, are entirely false and misleading. The Haider Kandao Check Post, located in the Tirah Valley of Khyber District, was vacated by the Pakistan Army a considerable time ago. Certain militant elements, in a futile attempt to spread misinformation and create

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Pakistan Army Repels Cross-Border Infiltration, Eliminates 25 Indian-Sponsored Militants: ISPR

Pakistan’s security forces thwarted two major infiltration attempts by Indian-sponsored militants along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border on October 24 and 25, eliminating twenty-five terrorists in the Ghaki area of Kurram District and Spinwam, North Waziristan. The failed infiltration, carried out by the so-called Fitna al-Khwarij group, occurred as delegations from Pakistan and Afghanistan continue talks in

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