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Tirah Residents Agree to Relocation After 27-Point Assurance from Authorities

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Residents of Tirah Valley have agreed to support relocation following assurances from authorities addressing 27 key demands aimed at ensuring peace and the elimination of terrorism in the region. The guarantees were secured from the Chief Justice, Interior Minister, Corps Commander Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister, and Commander of the 27th Brigade, who acted as […]

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Pakistan and China Conduct Joint Counter-Terrorism Exercise “Warrior-IX”

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Pakistan and China are conducting a joint counter-terrorism exercise, “Warrior-IX,” which began on November 28 and will continue until December 14. The two-week drill aims to enhance interoperability between the armed forces of both countries and further strengthen military cooperation. The exercise was attended by China’s Ambassador Jiang Zaidong as the chief guest, accompanied by

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Security Forces’ Sacrifices Highlighted in Tirah Valley, Pakistan’s Frontline Against Terror

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The rugged Tirah Valley, a distant locality in the Khyber district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, continues to draw national attention as a focal point in Pakistan’s ongoing war on terror. The region, known for its porous border with Afghanistan, has long been a transit hub for smuggling, human trafficking, and militant movement, presenting security forces with

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Over 900,000 Afghan Refugees Return Home Through KP Borders

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A massive wave of Afghan refugees has been returning home from Pakistan, with more than 900,000 crossing through Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s frontier so far this year. According to the Department of KP Home and Tribal Affairs, 908,905 individuals have returned via various crossings, including Torkham. The figures include 667,990 undocumented Afghans, 63,216 Afghan Citizen Card holders,

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Taliban’s Rule Nears Its End as Internal Resistance and Global Pressure Converge

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Afghanistan is approaching a historic breaking point. Years of coercive governance, exclusion of women and minorities, and ideological extremism have left the Taliban overstretched, isolated, and vulnerable. UN Security Council warnings are unambiguous: women and girls remain barred from education, employment, and public life, humanitarian conditions are deteriorating rapidly, and the Taliban’s unwillingness to engage

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Internal Unity, External Momentum, and the Quiet Question Emerging: How Long Can Taliban Rule Hold?

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The Afghanistan Freedom Front has marked International Human Rights Day by issuing its most expansive political message since its formation, calling for an international political process that can transition Afghanistan away from Taliban rule and toward a system chosen through the people’s vote. The group reminds the world that Afghanistan was once among the earliest

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UN Security Council Warns of Sharp Deterioration in Afghanistan’s Human Rights and Humanitarian Situation

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The UN Security Council  expressed grave concern over the rapid deterioration of human rights and humanitarian conditions in Afghanistan, urging the Taliban to reverse policies that are intensifying the country’s political, social, and economic crises. Acting head of the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA), Georgette Gagnon, highlighted that women and girls remain largely excluded

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Five Afghan Terrorists Killed Near Bajaur Border During Attempted Infiltration into Pakistan

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Pakistani security forces thwarted a cross-border infiltration attempt by eliminating five Afghan terrorists near the Pak–Afghan border fence in Bajaur district. The terrorists were intercepted while trying to illegally enter Pakistan to carry out planned militant operations. Authorities recovered the bodies of the terrorists in an open area close to the border crossing point. Security

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IED Blast in Tank Eliminates Key TTP Commander, Three Terrorists Killed

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An improvised explosive device (IED) struck in the Khaisarai area of Jandola Tehsil, District Tank, killing three terrorists, including a senior commander of the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), according to confirmed sources. The deceased have been identified as Commander Ahmed, Musfaq, and Hamid, all of whom were among the most wanted terrorists operating in the region.

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Pakistan Army Court Martial Sentences Former Lieutenant General Faiz Hameed to 14 Years Rigorous Imprisonment

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The Field General Court Martial (FGCM) of the Pakistan Army has sentenced former Lieutenant General Faiz Hameed to 14 years of rigorous imprisonment after being found guilty on multiple charges, including engaging in political activities, violating the Official Secrets Act, misusing authority and government resources, and causing wrongful loss to individuals. The legal proceedings, initiated

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