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Scholars Unite for Peace, Condemn Militancy, Urge Pakistan-Afghanistan Dialogue

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A consultative and scholarly representative convention of religious scholars belonging to all schools of thought and various religious parties and organisations, held under the auspices of Majlis Ittehad-e-Ummat Pakistan, unanimously declared that peaceful, constitutional and democratic struggle is the only viable path for reforming the country and implementing Shariah, while unequivocally rejecting armed struggle in […]

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How Many Countries Have Deployed Weapons in Libya in Defiance of the UN Arms Embargo?

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More than a decade after the fall of Muammar Gaddafi, Libya remains trapped in a cycle of fragmentation, proxy warfare, and institutional collapse. While internal divisions are often cited as the primary cause of Libya’s instability, this explanation obscures a far more decisive factor: the systematic and sustained violation of the United Nations arms embargo

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Five Police Personnel Martyred in Attack on Police Vehicle in Karak

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A tragic and brutal attack on a police mobile unit in the Damai Banda area of Police Station Gargry, Karak district, has resulted in the martyrdom of five police personnel, underscoring the grave security challenges faced by law enforcement officers in the line of duty. According to initial reports, unidentified assailants opened indiscriminate fire on

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Turkish IS Commander Linked to Afghan Militant Networks Arrested

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Turkish intelligence has detained a senior Turkish national commander of the Islamic State (IS) in the Afghanistan–Pakistan border region and transferred him to Turkey, in an operation that has once again drawn attention to Afghanistan’s continued role as a permissive environment for transnational militant networks operating across South and Central Asia. According to Turkish intelligence

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Cross-Border Intimidation and Political Violence Raise Alarms for South Asian Security

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Growing allegations of cross-border interference and politically motivated violence are intensifying concerns about peace and stability across South Asia, as reports point to an emerging pattern of intimidation and attacks against young political leaders in Bangladesh who have spoken out against foreign influence. According to regional sources, critics argue that the expansionist ideology often referred

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Pakistan Finalises Record Defence Export Deal With Libya’s National Army

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Pakistan has finalised a defence export agreement worth more than $4 billion with Libya’s National Army (LNA), in what is being described by international media as the country’s largest military export deal to date. According to reports citing Pakistani officials, the agreement includes the supply of a wide range of military equipment, including 16 JF-17

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Field Marshal Asim Munir Meets Pakistan U-19 Team, Lauds Youth Potential: ISPR

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Chief of Defence Forces (CDF), Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, NI (M), HJ, COAS and CDF, met the Pakistan Under-19 cricket team at General Headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi on Monday. During the meeting, the Field Marshal congratulated the players, team management, and officials on their historic triumph in winning the Asia Cup Men’s Under-19 tournament.

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Ex-Afghan Interior Minister Weighs In on Regional Security Debate

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Former Afghan interior minister Omar Dawoodzai has acknowledged remarks by Pakistan’s army chief while stressing that the Taliban represent only a small fraction of Afghanistan’s population and should not be equated with the Afghan people. In a Facebook post on Monday, December 22, Dawoodzai responded to comments by Army Chief Asim Munir, who claimed that

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Key TTP Commander Killed in Targeted Attack in Ghazni

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An important commander of the banned Tehreek‑e‑Taliban Pakistan (TTP) was killed in Afghanistan’s Ghazni province on Monday after being targeted by unknown armed assailants. The incident occurred in the Spazhm Oja area of the Naw Abad village, according to local sources. The slain commander, Hiyawad, also known as Muhammad Marwat, had been involved in facilitating

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Taliban Governance, Rising Poverty Risk Feeding Terror Recruitment Across Afghanistan

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A sharp rise in food prices in Afghanistan has sparked fears that worsening economic hardship could fuel recruitment by terrorist organisations operating within and around the country. Basic commodities have surged by 400 to 700 Afghanis in recent weeks, with 16 liters of cooking oil now costing more than 2,000 Afghanis, a sack of rice

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