Security Forces Deliver Another Blow to Fitna al Hindustan Networks in Balochistan
In warfare, the truest measure of a counter terrorism campaign is not a single dramatic strike but the sustained, grinding pressure that
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.
Khwarij Propaganda Exposed in Hangu
The Mask Falls in Hangu: Khawarij Propaganda Cannot Launder the Blood of Martyrs On the night of July 30, 2026, the
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
Taliban security crisis deepens as attack targets regime personnel in Sar e Pul
Sar e Pul and the Slow Unraveling of Taliban Control On Saturday afternoon, gunmen opened fire in Sar e Pul city,
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
Badakhshan: The New Epicentre of Anti Taliban Resistance
Something significant shifted in the mountains of northeastern Afghanistan on the morning of July 17, 2026. A newly formed armed group
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
Amnesty International Has Become a Spokesperson for Terrorists
Selective Outrage Cannot Substitute Credible Human Rights Advocacy Amnesty International’s latest allegations raise serious questions about its credibility and selective advocacy. While
The Battle We Are Losing Without Firing a Shot
Pakistan’s soldiers are winning almost every firefight in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan. Yet the country keeps losing ground in a war most
