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Pakistan, Strategic Restraint, Pakistan's Airstrikes in Kabul and Nangarhar, Afghan Taliban, Pakistan's War on Terror and India-Backed Afghan Taliban's Double Game

Strategic Restraint: Why Pakistan Avoids Escalation Despite Rising Threats

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Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan are once again on the rise, unfolding in a familiar pattern where military developments and information warfare move side by side. Claims of precision strikes are being countered with accusations of civilian targeting, while misinformation spreads rapidly across digital platforms, blurring the line between fact and narrative. The recent airstrike

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Rehabilitation Center or Terror Base? The Truth Behind Pakistani Forces Strike in Kabul

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(Irfan Khan) In the fog of modern conflict, truth is often the first casualty. Competing narratives emerge not merely as interpretations of events, but as strategic tools crafted, amplified, and weaponized. The recent claims surrounding Pakistan’s alleged airstrikes in Kabul offer a textbook example of how information, misinformation, and propaganda collide in a volatile geopolitical

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On the Frontline Against Terrorism in Pakistan: Challenges, Strategy, and National Resolve

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(Mushtaq Yusufzai) Over the past two decades, Pakistan has endured an unrelenting campaign of militant violence. The country’s armed forces and security apparatus have borne the brunt of this conflict, sacrificing thousands of lives in the name of national security. But there is a disturbing trend that demands deeper analysis: the persistent targeting of the

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Afghanistan, Mossad in Afghanistan, Afghan Taliban, Taliban Drones and Pak-Iran Borders, Pakistan's War on Terror and India-Backed Afghan Taliban's Double Game

Mossad in Afghanistan? A Shadow Network Threatens Regional Stability

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Reports of alleged contacts between Israel’s intelligence agency and the Taliban have revived a familiar question in regional geopolitics, is Afghanistan once again becoming a center of covert competition and intelligence operations? In recent discussions and intelligence assessments circulating in the region, claims have surfaced suggesting that Israel’s intelligence agency, Mossad, may have established operational

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The Hidden Battle Against Militancy: Inside Pakistan-China Talks That Could Redraw the Region

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(Arif Yusufzai) The recent high-level meeting between China and Pakistan underscores the evolving security dynamics in South and Central Asia. The dialogue, convened explicitly on security coordination, reflects shared concerns over militancy, particularly the operations of the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and the East Turkistan Islamic Movement (ETIM). While these groups may seem like regional problems

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Drone Warfare on Pakistan’s Western Frontier: Who Is Arming the Militants?

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(Arshad Aziz Malik) Pakistan is confronting a complex and evolving security environment in which emerging technologies, regional rivalries and internal governance challenges intersect. The recent targeting of drones by Pakistani security forces in the Kohat region of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has once again raised fundamental questions about the sources of modern weaponry used by militant groups

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Drones Downed, Terror Leaders Hit: Pakistan Strikes Back Against Militancy

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In recent days, the terror-stricken Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has once again faced grave challenges to security and public safety. Today, in Lakki Marwat, a deeply tragic incident occurred in Shahdi Khel Bettani, where a police van carrying officers was struck by explosives. This deliberate attack claimed the lives of six police personnel, including the Station House

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Afghanistan, Operation Ghazab Lil Haq, Pakistan's War on Terror and India-Backed Afghan Taliban's Double Game

Militancy, Propaganda, and Border Tensions Put Afghanistan Back on the Global Radar

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I think this has become a very alarming situation for the regime of the Afghan Taliban. On the one hand, there is growing tension on the Pakistan–Afghanistan frontier, where Pakistan has made it clear that its Operation Ghazab Lil Haq will continue until the objectives of neutralizing militant threats are achieved. On the other hand,

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The Untold Battle for Afghanistan: Power, Politics, and the Risk No One Talks About

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(Shamim Shahid) In recent weeks, the diplomatic spotlight has once again fallen on Afghanistan and not for reasons that will bring relief to its traumatized people or stability to a beleaguered region. A heated exchange in the United Nations Security Council has laid bare the geopolitical fault lines that surround the conflict, exposing not only

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Fake Narratives and Terror Threats, Pakistan Faces a Hybrid War

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An online disinformation campaign has recently been exposed against Pakistan. Claims began circulating on social media suggesting that a delegation from Pakistan had travelled to Kabul for negotiations between Pakistan and Afghanistan. These reports quickly spread across multiple accounts, creating the impression that Islamabad had quietly initiated talks. However, the government of Pakistan, including Deputy

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