TTP’s Recruitment Claims Mask Deepening Internal Divisions
The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan has once again attempted to project organizational growth by announcing that several armed groups from Mohmand, Bajaur, Quetta and
FAK’s Growing Reliance on Disinformation
Modern terrorism is fought not only with weapons. It is also fought through narratives, images, casualty figures, anonymous social media accounts and
Afghan Resistance Challenges Taliban Control
Afghanistan’s political and security landscape is becoming increasingly difficult for the Taliban to portray as settled. A concentrated series of reported resistance
Afghanistan’s Terror Network and Kabul’s Dangerous Silence
The numbers coming out of the latest UN Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team report, the 38th edition, covering December 2025
The Long Game in Balochistan: Why Operation Radd ul Fitna 3 Is Different
There is a certain kind of silence that descends over a battlefield when the tide turns, not the silence of
The India Taliban Al Qaeda Terrorist Drone Nexus
In the annals of asymmetric warfare, few developments are as consequential or as deliberately obscured as the story now emerging from Afghanistan.
Cracks in Taliban Regime’s Unlawful Hold
For nearly four years, the Taliban have governed Afghanistan through fear rather than legitimacy no elections, no constitution, no space for
The Politics of Character or the Character of Politics? A Mirror Held Up to Jamiat Ulema e Islam (F)
Few parties in Pakistan’s political history have converted the name of “religion” and “character” into political capital as skillfully as
Taliban’s Terror Nexus Further Exposed Along Pak Afghan Border
The Afghan Soil Question: Taliban’s Terror Nexus Cannot Be Ignored Any Longer On July 11, 2025, Pakistani security forces neutralised a
When Reading Becomes a Crime
The latest controversy over books in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir reveals something far more disturbing than a failure in textbook
