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Dar, Guterres Discuss Multilateralism, Global Peace, and Regional Security at UN Headquarters

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Ishaq Dar met United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres at the UN Headquarters, reaffirming Pakistan’s enduring commitment to multilateralism, international peace, and the UN’s central role in addressing today’s global challenges. Secretary-General Guterres commended Pakistan’s constructive leadership and active engagement during its current presidency of the United Nations Security […]

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Taliban’s “Toy Ban” Signals Deeper Control: Security Crackdown Reaches Children’s Playthings, Girls Detained in Kabul

In yet another sign of growing authoritarianism cloaked as religious enforcement, the Afghan Taliban have banned the sale of children’s toys — including dolls — in Kandahar, citing moral and ideological concerns. The move, reportedly enforced by the Ministry for the Propagation of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice, is being seen by observers as

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72-Hour Deadline: Kalat Police Order Afghan Migrants to Leave or Face Arrest

In a sharp escalation of deportation measures, police in Kalat — a city in Pakistan’s Balochistan province — have issued a 72-hour ultimatum to Afghan migrants, demanding they return to Afghanistan or face strict legal consequences. The directive, announced Monday by local authorities, has sparked panic among migrant communities. The federal government has yet to

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Taliban Detain Russian Scholar in Kunduz: Fear Grows for Foreigners Amid Widening Crackdown

In a move raising alarm across diplomatic circles, the Taliban have arrested Russian anthropologist Svyatoslav Kavurin in the northern province of Kunduz and transferred him to Kabul, deepening fears among foreign nationals operating in Afghanistan. According to Russian state media, Kavurin — affiliated with the Institute of Oriental Studies at the Russian Academy of Sciences

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Khawarij, Homosexuality in Taliban, Mullah Abdullah Faizi, Afghan Taliban, Human rights observers

After Khawarij, Allegations of Homosexuality Surface Among Their Afghan Patrons

Following revelations about the Khawarij, disturbing details have emerged about their Afghan patrons, who have also been found involved in homosexual activities. According to local sources, Mullah Abdullah Faizi, reportedly a senior Taliban commander of the first border unit based in Maimana, Faryab, has been detained and allegedly executed by Taliban authorities on charges that

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Miryan, Quad-copter Attack, Bannu, Police Lines Bannu, Khawarij

Miryan Spared, Police Lines Hit: Quad-copter Attack Injures Officer in Bannu

Bannu continues to face persistent threats from Khawarij, with the latest incident involving a quad-copter attack targeting the Police Lines within the cantonment area, marking a shift from previous assaults on the Miryan police station. According to local sources, a drone dropped an improvised explosive device inside the Police Lines area, injuring one police officer.

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Khawarij, Hangu Operation, Orakzai Attack, Security Forces, Terrorists

After Khawarij Setback, Orakzai, Hangu Vow to Crush Terror Together

In the wake of recent terrorist attacks that claimed the lives of nine Khawarij and injured three security officials in Hangu and Orakzai, a grand peace jirga was convened in Hangu and Orakzai, signaling a powerful display of public solidarity with the state against terrorism. Organised jointly by the district administrations of Hangu and Orakzai in

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Two Key Operatives, FAH’s Zirab Network, Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF)

Two Key Operatives Linked to FAH’s Zirab Network Neutralised in Targeted Operation

In a significant development against Fitna al-Hindustan (FAH) networks, two key operatives associated with the banned Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) were neutralised on July 21. The operation targeted individuals linked to the shadowy FAH intelligence network known as Zirab, which supports the notorious Fida alias Guman group operating in the region. The two men, Nazeer

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South Waziristan, Khawarij Eliminated, High-Vaue Target (HVT), Terror Attack Foiled, Afghan Border

South Waziristan: 6 Khawarij Eliminated, Key Figure Likely Among 7 Injured

Security forces in South Waziristan prevented a planned terror attack, eliminating six Khawarij and injuring six to seven others, including a suspected high-value target, according to credible sources. Intelligence had detected a group of around eight Khawarij moving toward a forward security post. Once they were spotted in an open area, multiple precise engagements were

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India-Backed FAH, security forces, Fitna al-Hindustan, Surab area of Balochistan, Operation Pehrud Cleanser

India-Backed FAH Foiled Again; Terrorist Killed, Another Injured in Surab

A new wave of terrorism was crushed at its onset as security forces neutralized one terrorist and injured another from the India-backed FAH (Fitna al-Hindustan), or BLA (Balochistan Liberation Army) in the Surab area of Balochistan. The terrorists were attempting to target the Surab security post and innocent civilians, but alert and vigilant troops foiled

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