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Who Are the 22 Taliban Leaders Facing UN Sanctions and Global Restrictions?

M Arif   The sanctions committee of the United Nations Security Council has updated its list of sanctioned members associated with the Taliban, reaffirming travel bans, asset freezes, and arms embargoes against senior figures of the group’s current administration in Afghanistan. According to the committee’s latest update issued on March 9, a total of 22 senior

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From Battlefield to Civilization: Pakistan’s Strategy for Long-Term Stability

At the most advanced level of strategic thought, security is no longer defined solely by battlefield victories but by the capacity of states and civilizations to maintain long-term stability against emerging destructive behavior patterns. Recent operational narratives from Pakistan’s defence leadership under General Asim Munir, coupled with briefings from ISPR spokesperson Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif

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Four Civilians Killed as Afghan Mortar Strikes Pakistan’s Bajaur Border

Pakistani security sources report that four civilians were killed after mortar fire from Afghan forces struck a residential area in Leti (Tari Pasha), located along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border in Bajaur District. Local sources said a mortar shell fired from across the border hit a house, killing all four occupants instantly. The victims—identified as Sajid, Ayaz,

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IRGC Warns Netanyahu Remains on Iran’s Target List Amid Escalating Tensions

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has issued a stern warning against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, declaring that if he is alive, he remains among Iran’s key targets. In a strongly worded statement, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps described Netanyahu as a “killer of children” and said he would be targeted under any circumstances, adding

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CTD Arrests BLF Militant Linked to Jaffar Express Attack

The Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD), in a joint intelligence-based operation with a secret agency in Karachi, arrested a suspected militant linked to the banned outfit Balochistan Liberation Front and recovered weapons from his possession, officials said. According to CTD officials, the arrested suspect was identified as Amjad, son of Gehram. He is reportedly the nephew and

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Border Strike: Pakistan Army Wipes Out Taliban Post in Chitral Operation

Pakistan’s security forces continue their operations against Afghan Taliban elements and militants associated with Fitna al-Khwarij along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, security sources said. According to the sources, Pakistan Army troops targeted the Badani post of Afghan Taliban near the adjoining border area in Chitral, destroying the position during an operation. Officials said the Badani post

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Afghanistan’s Shadow Intelligence Arena, Drones, Proxies and the New Geopolitical Contest

Muhammad Haseenullah Afghanistan has long stood at the crossroads of empires, intelligence rivalries, and geopolitical competition. Recent reports and intelligence discussions circulating in regional security circles have revived an unsettling question, is Afghanistan once again becoming the stage for a new covert war involving global and regional powers? Speculation about alleged contacts between the Afghan

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TikTok Threats End as Security Forces Neutralize Three Militants in Lakki Marwat

Security forces carried out a successful intelligence-based operation in the Sheikh Khola area of Lakki Marwat, killing three militants linked to terrorist activities, security sources said. The operation was conducted on the basis of actionable intelligence regarding the presence of militants belonging to Fitna al-Khwarij, a term used by Pakistan for elements associated with the

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Rare Jeddah Meeting Signals Pakistan–Saudi Unity Amid Rising Regional Tensions

Pakistan and Saudi Arabia are working together to help resolve the ongoing regional tensions through peaceful means and prevent the situation from escalating into a confrontation among Muslim countries, according to sources familiar with high-level discussions held in Jeddah. The understanding emerged during a brief but significant visit to Saudi Arabia by Pakistan’s Prime Minister

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Christchurch Still Echoes, Zardari Calls for World to Confront Islamophobia

President Asif Ali Zardari has called for global efforts to eliminate hatred and discrimination against Muslims, urging the international community to strengthen legal protections against hate crimes. In his message on the International Day to Combat Islamophobia, the Pakistani president said Islam is a religion of peace, compassion and justice, adding that linking Islam with

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