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Kabul, Arrest of Sharifullah, Pakistan’s Zero-Tolerance Policy on Terrorism, Donald Trump, U.S Withdrawal From Afghanistan

Arrest of Kabul Bomber Reinforces Pakistan’s Zero-Tolerance Policy on Terrorism

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The recent arrest of Sharifullah, the key orchestrator of the Kabul Airport bombing, an attack that killed scores of civilians and U.S. personnel during the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021, is more than just a tactical success for Pakistan. It is a compelling reaffirmation of our long-standing, zero-tolerance policy toward terrorism in all its […]

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KP Government Fails to Confront Militancy as Shocking Revelations Surface in Apex Committee

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Arif Yousafzai Recent developments in the region ranging from targeted operations in tribal districts to the high-level diplomatic outreach between Pakistan and Afghanistan signal a decisive moment for both national security and regional connectivity. As the Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar leads a key delegation to Kabul to push forward the Red Batrack and railway

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The Collapse of Governance and the Shadow of Terror in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

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The deteriorating security situation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) is not merely a law-and-order concern anymore, it is a crisis of governance, capacity, and political will. As someone who has observed the region closely for decades, I must reiterate with urgency: the provincial government of KP has no counter terrorism policy. What exists in its place

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Duplicitous Allies and Foreign Funds: How the Islamic Emirate, RAW, and Mossad Are Fueling Terror in Pakistan

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Zahir Shah Sherazi The blood in Bajaur has not yet dried, and yet the storm shows no signs of retreat. What happened last week in this restive tribal district is not a standalone tragedy it is a warning. A warning that the enemies of Pakistan, both internal and external, are regrouping, rearming, and relentlessly advancing.

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RAW-Funded Extremism, Divided Politics, and Public Resistance to Operations: What Is Pakistan’s Path to Defeating Terrorism?

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Fida Adeel   For decades, Pakistan has withstood the trauma of terrorism, but the recent wave of violence in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and Balochistan reveals something far more sinister a sustained, covert war engineered by India through proxies, propaganda, and strategic destabilisation. The silence of the international community in the face of this aggression is

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Taliban Turned Daesh in Bajaur: Who Is Silencing Peace Advocates and Betraying the Tribal Belt?

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Pakistan’s tribal regions are once again under siege not just from the barrel of a gun, but from betrayal, abandonment, and silence. The cycle of terror is back, and its pattern is painfully familiar: first, the security forces are ambushed; then come attacks on state officials; and finally, the silencing of voices calling for peace 

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State Negligence, Political Hypocrisy, and External Collusion: Why Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Bleeds Despite Rs700 Billion in Counterterrorism Funds

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Brig (R) Mehmood Shah   Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is under siege politically, administratively, and militarily. Despite receiving Rs700 billion from the federal government to combat terrorism, the province remains trapped in a cycle of bloodshed. Policemen are targeted with impunity, districts like Dera Ismail Khan are paralysed by fear, and the leadership seems incapable or unwilling

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China’s Belt and Road Initiative Aims to End Pak-Afghan Tensions and Secure Trade Route to Central Asia

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Pakistan, firm in its resolve to eradicate terrorism and restore peace, stands at a decisive moment in its national journey. It has seen decades of both negotiation and military operations in its tribal and border regions. While operations have brought short-term security, the long-term strategy remains dangerously undefined. The time has come to rethink our

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Enemies Within and Without: Pakistan’s Struggle Against a Manufactured Insurgency

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Pakistan’s security landscape is unraveling faster than we dare admit. What was once seen as local insurgency, centred in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and Balochistan, has morphed into a sprawling, interconnected conflict involving foreign intelligence agencies, ideological proxies, criminal syndicates, and systemic institutional failures. As the attacks mount and the blood flows, our response remains fragmented

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Technology, Technology in the Hands of Terror, Khawarij, Terrorists and Enablers, Facilitators

The Double-Edged Sword: Technology in the Hands of Terror

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Rameen Raana Marwat While technology has made human life more modern, fast-paced, and convenient, its role on the battlefield has turned it into a weapon that resembles a double-edged sword. On one side, it provides convenience, advancement, and defensive superiority; on the other, it fuels destruction, deception, and empowers non-state actors. In a country like

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