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Terror, Anti-Terror Operations, Protests During Security Operations, Terrprists and their Facilitators, Pakistan's Fight against Terrorism and Cross-Border Attacks

Protests Emerge During Anti-Terror Operations, Raising Questions Over Timing and Motives

Each time security forces tighten the noose around terrorists, a familiar pattern begins to unfold in certain areas, sudden protests emerge, often at the most critical stages of operations. The timing is not just noticeable, it is deeply consequential, and it raises a question that many ordinary citizens continue to ask: why do these reactions […]

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Children, Bajaur Tragedy, Cross-Border Shelling in Bajaur, Afghan Taliban, Pakistan Afghan Taliban Tensions

Three Lives Lost, Including Two Children, How Long Will This Continue?

Funeral prayers were offered for three civilians, including two children, who were killed in cross-border shelling in Bajaur District, as grief and anger gripped the area. The victims lost their lives when Afghan Taliban carried out unprovoked shelling on a residential area in Kat Kot, striking a house and leaving three others seriously injured. The

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Taliban, Ethnic Balance, Afghan Taliban, Ameer Khan Muttaqi, Afghanistan Under Taliban Rule

Taliban Claim “Ethnic Balance” in Governance Amid Ongoing Questions Over Inclusivity

Claims of inclusivity by the Afghan Taliban have once again come under scrutiny, as their top leadership insists that the current administration reflects Afghanistan’s ethnic diversity, a position widely questioned by observers and stakeholders alike. Speaking in Kabul, Amir Khan Muttaqi stated that members of different ethnic groups are part of the Taliban’s governing structure,

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Afghanistan, Pakistan Afghan Taliban Tensions, Trans-Afghan Railway Project, Afghan Taliban, Pakistan War on Terror and Cross-Border Terrorism

Regional Projects Stall as Security Concerns Persist Around Afghanistan

Tensions surrounding Afghanistan’s security landscape are once again casting a long shadow over regional connectivity projects, raising a fundamental question that stakeholders can no longer afford to ignore: who bears responsibility for the persistent instability? Zamir Kabulov, Russia’s special envoy, has acknowledged that friction between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban is delaying key regional initiatives,

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Pakistan–Türkiye ‘Jinnah-XIII’ Exercise Concludes, Strengthening Counterterrorism Ties

The Pakistan–Türkiye Joint Commando and Special Forces Exercise “Jinnah-XIII” has concluded successfully in Türkiye, marking another milestone in bilateral defence cooperation and military diplomacy between the two countries, according to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR). The exercise brought together elite combat teams from the Pakistan Army and the Turkish Armed Forces, with training activities conducted

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AJK Police Foil Espionage Plot, Arrest Alleged RAW Operative and Expose Wider Network

Police in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) have arrested an alleged operative linked to India’s external intelligence agency, the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), in a timely operation that authorities say prevented potential threats to sensitive installations and civilian targets. Addressing a press conference, Inspector General of Police AJK, Captain (Retd.) Liaquat Ali Malik, stated

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Kuchlak Attack Foiled as Two Fitna-al-Hindustan Terrorists Neutralized in Swift Response

Security forces successfully foiled a terrorist attack targeting a security checkpoint at Kuchlak Bypass in Balochistan, preventing a potentially serious security incident through immediate and effective action. According to security sources, armed elements belonging to Fitna-al-Hindustan attempted to assault a security forces’ post in the area. The attempt was swiftly detected and effectively countered by

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Pakistan Quietly Brokers Breakthrough Role in Iran–US Talks Amid High-Stakes Regional Diplomacy: MOFA

Pakistan has played an important mediating role in facilitating diplomatic engagement between the United States and Iran, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which described the recent 21-hour negotiation process as “constructive” and reflective of ongoing efforts to promote regional stability. Speaking at the weekly press briefing, Foreign Office Spokesperson Tahir Hussain Andrabi said

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Pakistan Navy’s Surprise Sea-Launched Missile Test Signals New Leap in Indigenous Strike Capability

The Pakistan Navy has successfully conducted a test-fire of a locally developed anti-ship missile launched from a naval platform, demonstrating a significant enhancement in the country’s maritime strike capability, according to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR). The missile, developed under Pakistan’s indigenous defence technology programme, reportedly engaged and accurately struck its designated target at a

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Afghanistan Opposition Signals Rising Unity as Taliban Faces Growing Isolation and Uncertain Political Future

The National Resistance Front (NRF), a prominent Afghan opposition movement, has intensified its criticism of the Taliban administration, arguing that the current governing system is pushing Afghanistan further into political and diplomatic isolation. In remarks attributed to NRF leader Ahmad Massoud, and reported by Afghan International, the opposition figure stated that the Taliban’s rule is

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