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Bringing Militants Back from Afghanistan Sparked Terrorism: PM Shehbaz

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif today underscored the critical link between the return of militants from Afghanistan and the resurgence of terrorism in Pakistan, calling it a “grave strategic error” that has contributed significantly to the country’s security challenges. Speaking at a national workshop in Islamabad, the Prime Minister addressed representatives from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) on […]

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Terror Recruitment in Balochistan: Families Bear the Hidden Cost

Recent security developments in Balochistan have highlighted the malicious attempts by banned terrorist organization “Fitna-e-Hindustan”, reportedly supported by external elements, to mislead and recruit local youth into violent extremism, according to security experts. Authorities and analysts say that organizations like Fitna-e-Hindustan have exploited poverty and social deprivation to lure young individuals, undermining families and local

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China Issues Urgent Security Advisory as Afghan-Tajik Border Threats Escalate

The Chinese Embassy in Tajikistan has issued an urgent advisory warning of extremely dire and complex security conditions along the Afghanistan–Tajikistan border, urging Chinese citizens and businesses to evacuate the area immediately and implement heightened security precautions. The advisory follows a recent border clash in which four militants linked to a terrorist organization were killed

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Deadly Blast in Kabul Sparks Fears for Chinese Nationals

A deadly explosion at the China Lanzhou Beef Noodle Shop in Kabul has intensified security concerns surrounding the safety of Chinese nationals in Afghanistan and the wider region, amid emerging indicators of renewed militant activity. Afghan authorities initially described the incident as an LPG cylinder explosion, stating that investigations were underway to determine the cause.

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Pakistani Forces Repel Unprovoked Afghan Firing at Border

Pakistani security forces effectively repelled an unprovoked incident of cross-border firing initiated by Afghan forces earlier today in the Qilla Saifullah Sector along the Pak–Afghan border, demonstrating vigilance, discipline, and a firm commitment to safeguarding national sovereignty. According to official sources, Afghan troops opened fire on a Pakistani fence construction party engaged in routine and

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New Delhi’s Taliban Outreach and the Trap of Geography

The arrival of Noor Ahmad Noor, the first Afghan Chargé d’Affaires appointed under the Taliban administration, in New Delhi last week has marked a subtle yet significant shift in regional diplomacy. Soon after his arrival, Noor Ahmad Noor held meetings with senior officials of India’s Ministry of External Affairs, signaling a cautious warming of ties

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ISKP Claims Kabul Suicide Attack Targeting Chinese Nationals

The Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP) has issued a claim of responsibility for today’s deadly attack in Kabul, asserting that Chinese nationals were the primary target. According to the group’s statement, an ISKP operative identified as Usman Mowahid carried out the assault by detonating an explosive vest after waiting approximately 30 minutes in the vicinity

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CTD Foils Terror Plot in Quetta, Five Militants Neutralized

At least five militants were killed in an exchange of fire during a Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) operation in Quetta, officials confirmed on Monday, asserting that a major terror plot has been foiled. According to a CTD spokesperson, the operation was carried out at a terrorist hideout, from where security forces recovered five Kalashnikov rifles,

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After Kabul Blast, Security Experts Warn of Wider Implications Amid Rising India-Taliban Ties

Kabul authorities confirmed that an explosion struck the Shahr-e-Naw area of Afghanistan’s capital on Monday, causing casualties and damage. According to Khalid Zadran, spokesperson for the Taliban police command in Kabul, the blast occurred in a hotel located on Gulforoshi Alley. Investigations are ongoing to determine the full number and nature of the casualties. Afghan

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One Dead, Several Injured as Blast Rocks Kabul’s Shahr-e-Naw

A blast in Kabul’s Shahr-e-Naw area has left several people dead and injured, according to initial reports. A spokesperson for Afghanistan’s Taliban-led Ministry of Interior, quoted by a foreign news agency, confirmed casualties in the incident, saying the exact number of those killed and wounded would be released later. Interior Ministry spokesperson Abdul Mateen Qani

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