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

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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

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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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Field Marshal Asim Munir, Indonesian Defence Minister Discuss Bilateral Ties, Regional Security at GHQ

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Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, NI (M), Chief of Army Staff (COAS), met with Indonesia’s Minister of Defence, Lt Gen (Retd) Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin, at General Headquarters (GHQ) today. The visiting minister led a high-level delegation comprising officials from Indonesia’s military and intelligence services. During the meeting, both sides discussed enhancing bilateral defence cooperation, ongoing regional

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“This Is a Silent Genocide”: Zahra Kazemi Exposes Taliban’s War on Women at GDC 2025

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Zahra Kazemi, President of the Women’s Wing of the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan, delivered a powerful and emotional speech at the 2025 Global Democracy Conference (GDC) in Switzerland, drawing international attention to the deepening humanitarian crisis under Taliban rule. Calling the condition of Afghan women “inhumane,” Kazemi urged the global community to take immediate

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Target Killing in Kalat: BLA Claims Responsibility as Public Demands Swift Action

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In yet another tragic incident of target killing, the lifeless body of Anwar Lehri, a resident of Kalat, has been recovered, marking another act of bloodshed attributed to the banned terrorist group Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), referred to as Fitna al-Hindustan for its foreign-backed destabilisation efforts in Pakistan. According to local sources, Anwar Lehri was

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Floods Wash Down Landmines into Populated Areas Near Afghan Border; Public Warned to Stay Alert

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Recent torrential rains and flash floods in Pakistan’s tribal districts bordering Afghanistan, particularly in areas of Waziristan, have significantly increased the risk of landmines and other explosive remnants of war being washed into populated regions. Floodwaters have carried explosive devices from mountainous border areas down into streams, riverbeds, and lowland communities, posing a deadly threat

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Terror Attacks Are Haram in Islam: Paigham-e-Pakistan

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Terror attacks; whether suicide, bombings or other violent means, have become the hallmark of global terrorism. Pakistan, too, has suffered tremendous losses at the hands of such attackers, who have especially targeted government institutions, ordinary citizens, and religious minorities. In a deeply troubling pattern, many of these attacks have been carried out using children, who

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Khawarij Storm Mosque in Bannu, Exposing Hypocrisy of Their ‘Islamic’ Jihad

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In a chilling act of violence that has outraged the nation, Khawarij gunmen stormed a mosque in the Mandiu Khas area of Bannu late last night, riddling its walls and prayer space with bullets and desecrating its sanctity. The attackers entered the mosque around 2:30 a.m. and opened indiscriminate fire on cupboards, walls, and the

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Amnesty International Names ICC Warrants for Taliban Leaders as Top Human Rights Victory of 2025

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Amnesty International has declared the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) arrest warrants for Taliban Supreme Leader Hibatullah Akhundzada and Chief Justice Abdul Hakim Haqqani as the most significant human rights achievement of 2025 so far. In its mid-year review released Monday, Amnesty highlighted 29 major wins across the globe, placing the ICC’s unprecedented move at the

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Taliban Seeks Legitimacy Through Migrant Returns While Threatening Deportees with Punishment

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The Afghan Taliban government is once again revealing its double standards on migration and diplomacy. While publicly inviting Afghan migrants abroad to return home, the regime is simultaneously demanding financial support from host countries like Germany and threatening returnees with punishment under law. This contradictory stance came to light after Germany’s Interior Minister proposed a

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