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The Real Threat Behind Pakistan’s Terror Wave Exposed

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The continued challenge of terrorism in Pakistan requires a comprehensive and balanced approach that addresses both external threats and internal security vulnerabilities. While hostile elements operating from outside Pakistan’s borders remain a serious concern, experts emphasize that lasting peace cannot be achieved without strengthening domestic counter-terrorism mechanisms, intelligence coordination, and measures against extremism. Security analysts […]

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17 Afghan Nationals Killed in Seven Deadly Border Clashes with Tajik Forces

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Tajikistan has reported a significant escalation in cross-border narcotics trafficking along its frontier with Afghanistan, announcing that 17 Afghan nationals accused of attempting to smuggle illegal narcotics were killed during seven armed confrontations with border security forces in the first half of 2026. The latest figures underscore the persistent security and law enforcement challenges confronting

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Fitna al-Hindustan Opens Fire on Passenger Buses in Balochistan, Civilians Injured

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Individuals identified as Fitna al-Hindustan opened indiscriminate fire on two passenger buses travelling between Sorab and Basima near Gadur Jori Cross at Sor Chul Kalghali on the Turbat–Panjgur–Quetta route, targeting civilian transport and disrupting the movement of passengers in the area. The buses, Al-Maqbool, owned by Mir Maqbool Baloch, and Al-Naeem, owned by Naeem Mengal,

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Afghanistan Under Taliban Rule Continues to Challenge Regional Security

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Nearly five years after the Taliban returned to power, Afghanistan remains one of the most strategically important yet politically isolated countries in the world. While the large-scale armed conflict that characterized the final years of the previous government has largely subsided, the country’s challenges have evolved rather than disappeared. Today, Afghanistan stands at the intersection

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Power, Policy and Ideology Divide the Taliban Leadership

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When the Taliban returned to power in August 2021, many observers assumed that military victory would naturally translate into political unity. Nearly five years later, developments inside Afghanistan suggest a far more complicated reality. While the Taliban continue to project an image of cohesion, numerous political, ideological, administrative, economic, and tribal differences have increasingly become

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Islamabad’s Patience Runs Out as Security Takes Priority

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For nearly four years after the Taliban returned to power in Kabul, Islamabad pursued a policy built on cautious engagement, diplomatic dialogue, and the hope that a stable Afghanistan would translate into a more secure western border. Geography, history, religion, trade, and shared cultural ties all suggested that constructive relations served the interests of both

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Balochistan Rejects Terrorism, Stands Firm with Pakistan: CM Bugti

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Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti has reaffirmed that terrorist attacks will not weaken the province’s connection with Pakistan, stressing that the people of Balochistan remain committed to the country. Addressing a ceremony held in Quetta to mark the death anniversary of Nawabzada Siraj Raisani, the Chief Minister said that no matter how many attacks terrorists

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Security at Home, Stability Abroad: Pakistan’s Emerging Strategy

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Pakistan today finds itself confronting one of the most complex strategic environments in South Asia. On one hand, the country continues to wage an intensive campaign against terrorism within its own borders. On the other, it increasingly occupies an important diplomatic position in a region experiencing multiple geopolitical crises. Managing both simultaneously has become one

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Operation Shabaan Signals a New Phase in Balochistan’s Security Campaign

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Balochistan has long occupied a unique place in Pakistan’s national security calculus. As the country’s largest province by area, sharing borders with both Iran and Afghanistan and hosting Gwadar Port, it sits at the intersection of regional trade, strategic connectivity and national security. Consequently, instability in Balochistan carries implications far beyond provincial boundaries. The recent

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