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Khawarij Blow Up Gas Pipeline in Lakki Marwat for Third Time in a Month

In a brazen act of sabotage, Khawarij terrorists on Tuesday once again targeted a vital segment of Pakistan’s energy infrastructure by blowing up the main gas pipeline near Wanda Amir in the jurisdiction of Saddar Police Station, Lakki Marwat. The pipeline, which carries gas from the strategically important Bettani Oilfield in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to Punjab, […]

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Afghanistan No Longer Home: Fear, Extremism, and Hopelessness Drive Afghans Away

As Afghanistan grapples with a growing humanitarian crisis triggered by the forced return of over half a million migrants from Iran in recent weeks, many Afghans remain adamant that they do not wish to return to their homeland—a country they no longer recognize as safe or promising. Afghanistan has increasingly become a breeding ground for

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Taliban’s Drug Crackdown Exposed as Cover-Up for Ongoing Poppy Trade

Despite public claims and international praise, the Afghan Taliban-led government’s so-called anti-narcotics campaign appears to be a carefully staged show for global audiences. While a few areas are highlighted to demonstrate poppy eradication, in many other parts of the country—particularly in Taliban-controlled or militant-influenced regions—poppy cultivation continues unchecked. Sources suggest that militant groups, some with

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ISIS-K’s Media Operations Thrive in Afghanistan — A Growing Threat to Regional Stability

All major propaganda and recruitment operations of the ISIS-K (Khorasan branch of Daesh) are now being orchestrated from inside Afghanistan, under the nose of the Taliban regime. Despite global concerns, the Islamic Emirate has failed to curb the growing media and logistical influence of this extremist outfit. According to security sources and regional monitors, the

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CPEC Under Attack: Foreign-Backed Militants Undermine Balochistan’s Future

The destabilization of Balochistan appears to serve the strategic interests of foreign powers who are threatened by the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) and the development of Gwadar Port—projects that have the potential to transform Pakistan’s economy and significantly uplift Balochistan. India and certain other countries have consistently shown their disapproval of these mega-projects, fearing the

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Pakistan, China United in Peace and Progress: CJCSC at PLA Day

General Sahir Shamshad Mirza, NI (M), Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (CJCSC), attended the commemoration ceremony of the 98th founding day of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) of the People’s Republic of China as the Chief Guest. The high-profile event witnessed a distinguished gathering of military and civilian officials, media representatives, business leaders, and

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PTM’s Baseless Propaganda: Illuminating Round Mistaken for Drone Attack

In a misguided attempt, the Pashtun Tahafuz Movement (PTM) labeled an illuminating round found in Issori village, Mir Ali, North Waziristan, as evidence of a drone strike. However, the object in question is a non-explosive light-producing round frequently used as a low-intensity weapon by anti-state elements, not a high-explosive shell. Unlike Pakistani military rockets, which

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Security Forces Defuse IED Near Khuzina on Quetta-Karachi Highway

Security forces successfully defused improvised explosive devices (IEDs) planted near Khuzina on the Quetta-Karachi highway in Kalat district, preventing a potential tragedy on one of the region’s busiest routes. According to officials, the planted explosives were part of a deliberate attempt by foreign-backed armed elements affiliated with the banned group Fitna al-Hindustan to destabilise the

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Bajaur Jirga Approves Intelligence-Based Strikes After Surge in Afghan-Linked Assassinations

In response to a disturbing spike in targeted killings in Bajaur, many allegedly linked to Afghan-based militant groups, a high-level jirga convened at Peshawar Secretariat, bringing together Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government officials, police, security forces, local political leaders, tribal elders, and religious scholars. The gathering followed a wave of violence that claimed numerous prominent lives, including those

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Afghan Group Behind Brutal Killing of Quetta Child Mussawir Khan Kakar: Police

In a chilling revelation, Balochistan police have uncovered that an Afghanistan-based criminal group was behind the abduction and murder of 11-year-old Mussawir Khan Kakar, a case that had sparked province-wide outrage and weeks-long protests. Addressing a joint press conference in Quetta, DIG Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) Aitzaz Goraya and Balochistan government spokesperson Shahid Rind announced a

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