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Kabul, Terrorists, TTP-PTM-PTI, Afghan Taliban, Pakistan’s Strategic Challenge

From KP to Kabul: Terror, Politics, and Pakistan’s Strategic Challenge

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The ongoing attacks, particularly in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, by India-sponsored terrorists facilitated, enabled, and handled by Kabul, have made the security situation increasingly alarming. At the same time, the recent wave of terrorism in Balochistan shows that terrorist organisations are regrouping and attacking Pakistan from across the border. European countries have also had to make tough […]

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Public Resolve, Pakistan, Terrorism, Pakistan's War on Terror, The Banned TTP And Afghan Safe Havens, Pakistan Army

Public Resolve Is Pakistan’s Strongest Weapon Against Terrorism

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Muhammad Haseenullah Communities across Pakistan, especially in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and the merged districts, have shown that public resolve has become the most reliable line of defence at a time when militant networks are testing the state’s capacity. The recent rise in cross border attacks, targeted killings, and the reappearance of splinter groups associated with the

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Tirah, Militants, KP Govt, CM Sohail Afridi, Meeting Imran Khan

Militants Regroup in Tirah, Chaos Spreads Across the Region as KP Govt Watches From the Sidelines

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The situation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa continues to deteriorate, and Tirah has once again turned into a hub of narco-terrorism. The question that naturally arises is whether the provincial government intends to take any serious action. The recent attack near the White House, after which Donald Trump declared Afghanistan as hell, adds to the uncertainty about

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Pakistan’s Security Challenge and Its Unmatched Capacity to Overcome It

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( Shamim Shahid ) Pakistan is once again at the crossroads of a significant security challenge, as attacks in Hangu, Bannu, Peshawar, and other parts of the country underscore a persistent and growing threat from militant groups, particularly the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and affiliated Afghan Taliban networks. Recent incidents have laid bare the complex, transnational

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Security, Afghan Taliban, the Banned TTP, Regional Peace and Stability, Afghan Safe Havens

Afghan Taliban’s Patronage of Militants Escalates Threat to Regional Peace, Security and Stability

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Recent developments along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border highlight a troubling trajectory in regional security, underscoring the risks posed by the Afghan Taliban’s policies, the resurgence of militant networks, and the unchecked movement of extremists across porous borders. While the world continues to monitor Afghanistan’s internal situation, there is a pressing concern that the Afghan Taliban’s actions

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Terror, Pakistan, Afghan Ties with India, FC Attack in Peshawar, Suicide Attack in Islamabad

Terror Hits Pakistan’s Cities as Afghan Ties with India Raise Red Flags

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The recent terror attack on the Federal Constabulary Headquarters in Peshawar, following closely on the suicide attack near Islamabad’s district court, highlights a worrying reality: terrorists are no longer confined to tribal areas. They now have the capability and audacity to strike at the heart of Pakistan’s major cities. These incidents are a stark reminder

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Pakistan, Afghan Taliban, the banned TTP, Cross-Border Attacks, Peshawar Attack

TTP Terror and Regional Instability: Pakistan’s Enduring Security Challenge

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Militancy in Pakistan has never been fully eradicated. Despite claims of counterterrorism successes, extremist networks—particularly those associated with the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP)—continue to operate across the country. Their influence is not confined to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) alone, though the province remains the primary focus of their activities. Incidents across Lakki Marwat, D.I. Khan, and

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Afghanistan’s Unchecked Militancy Becomes South Asia’s Biggest Security Threat

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Terrorism, or militancy, has remained a defining challenge for Pakistan for the past thirty five years. Its roots lie not only in Pakistan, but in the long and turbulent history of Afghanistan where the Taliban and Al Qaeda once held power before being toppled by the United States. Pakistan became a partner in the American

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Digital Financing and Terrorism: The New Frontier of Regional Threats

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(Irfan Khan) The nature of warfare has changed dramatically. Today, the battle is not only fought on conventional frontlines, but a new and more insidious arena has emerged one that thrives in the digital space. Digital financing, cryptocurrencies, online transfers, and informal networks now allow terrorist organizations to move money with almost no limits. Every

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