Author: Khanzada Gul

Claims and controversies are common in Pakistani politics. However, when a notable leader reveals a startling truth, it grabs attention. Recently, Aimal Wali Khan made a significant claim. He stated that in 2013, the PTI government formed its administration in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa with the help of the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). This statement has stirred up intense debate in Pakistan’s political landscape. Aimal Wali Khan alleged that the provincial government of PTI not only facilitated the TTP but also provided funds to these militants from public resources. Such revelations could cause severe damage to any political party. This claim also raises…

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The Taliban have announced a complete ban on national and foreign NGOs employing women in Afghanistan. This latest act of Taliban brutality deepens the ongoing assault on women’s rights. The Economy Ministry, in a letter shared on social media platform X, stated that organizations failing to comply will lose their operating licenses. This move marks another severe blow to women’s freedoms since the Taliban took control in August 2021. Two years ago, they had already barred Afghan women from working in NGOs, claiming they failed to wear the Islamic headscarf properly. Now, the Taliban are extending their control to shut…

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Federal Minister Releases White Paper on PTI’s Governance in KP Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Attaullah Tarar, criticized the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP). Speaking at a press conference in Model Town, he released a white paper highlighting corruption and mismanagement in the province. He claimed that the PTI government has ignored public issues and promoted corruption during its 11-year tenure. Financial Irregularities and Corruption The minister detailed financial scandals under the PTI government. He revealed that irregularities worth Rs 152 billion have occurred in KP. Billions of rupees were given to fake companies under the…

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Defence Minister Khawaja Asif’s statement describing jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan as a “proxy” for pro-Israel supporters raises serious concerns about the potential international agendas linked to Khan. The allegations suggest that foreign backing for Khan comes from nations historically aligned with Zionist policies. Asif’s claim aligns with Pakistan’s broader apprehensions about external influences compromising its sovereignty. Imran Khan’s past connections further fuel these suspicions. His ties to Jemima Goldsmith, whose family is closely associated with global elite circles, have often been a subject of political debate. Khawaja Asif’s mention of “Operation Goldsmith,” allegedly orchestrated by Jemima’s brother Zac…

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Pakistan Strikes Key TTP Hideouts in Paktika Pakistan’s security forces launched precision airstrikes in Afghanistan’s Paktika province, eliminating over 71 Khawarij militants, including top commanders. These decisive actions dismantled four major terrorist hubs, including a suicide vest factory and the Umar Media Cell, dealing a severe blow to militant operations. “This is not the first time Pakistan has acted decisively across the border,” a senior security official remarked. He emphasized that past drone strikes had inflicted significant losses on these networks. Despite promises from the Afghan Taliban to prevent further attacks from Afghan soil, those commitments remain unfulfilled. Surgical Strikes…

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A Legacy of Resilience Pakistan’s foreign policy toward Afghanistan has often been portrayed through the lens of challenges, but a deeper look reveals a story of resilience, adaptation, and opportunity. Despite external pressures and complex regional dynamics, Pakistan has consistently navigated one of the world’s most volatile borders. The porous western border with Afghanistan has historically posed security risks. However, it also represents an opportunity to foster regional stability, economic cooperation, and mutual growth. Historical Context: A Foundation of Strength The Durand Line: A Defining Legacy Since its creation in 1893, the Durand Line has been a point of contention.…

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Khalil Haqqani’s Death: A Turning Point for the Region The death of Khalil Haqqani, a prominent Afghan leader, has stirred debate across Pakistan and Afghanistan. Known for his efforts to address shared issues like refugee repatriation and regional stability, Khalil Haqqani was a significant figure in Pakistan-Afghanistan relations. His death not only leaves a void in diplomatic efforts but also exposes underlying tensions within Afghanistan’s leadership and the challenges of regional politics. For updates on regional developments, visit our Afghanistan News section. Khalil Haqqani’s Contributions Refugee Repatriation Khalil Haqqani worked to address the complex issue of Afghan refugees residing in…

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Pakistan’s Counterterrorism Drive: A Showcase of Precision and Resolve Between December 7 and 18, 2024, Pakistan’s security forces launched a series of counterterrorism operations, targeting terrorist outfits like Fitna-al-Khawarij (FAK) and Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). Over 14 operations across multiple regions neutralized 76 terrorists, disrupted networks, and safeguarded critical areas. These efforts demonstrate Pakistan’s unwavering commitment to national security. For updates on Pakistan’s defense initiatives, visit our National News section. Key Highlights of the Operations December 7: Mullazai, Tank, and North Waziristan •In Mullazai, Tank, 9 terrorists, including a suicide bomber, were neutralized by the 2-SSG team, preventing casualties among security…

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The US Embassy has urged unity against the Afghan interim government’s unjust treatment of women in Afghanistan. It emphasized that the Taliban’s oppressive actions toward women are a serious concern. This serves as a clear warning to Afghan authorities. Their refusal to provide justice not only harms Afghanistan but also undermines global efforts to uphold human rights. The embassy stated that the continued denial of women’s right to education and employment has significant global consequences. Immediate action is essential to safeguard Afghanistan’s future. Failure to act will further damage the nation’s international reputation and standing. Additionally, the closure of healthcare…

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Corsair Sea Drone: A Mighty Innovation for Pakistan The Corsair Sea Drone, introduced by Woottech at IDEAS 2024, is a breakthrough for Pakistan’s coastal defense. Compact, powerful, and cost-effective, this unmanned marvel is poised to revolutionize surveillance and security along Pakistan’s coastline. From monitoring smuggling to guarding ports and mangrove areas, Corsair is versatile enough to meet multiple challenges head-on. Explore more on Pakistan’s defense innovations in our National News section. Small Yet Powerful: Corsair’s Features Don’t be fooled by its size—Corsair is built for efficiency and strength: •Weight: 600 kg •Dimensions: 4 meters long, 1.14 meters wide •Speed: Reaches…

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