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The politics of PTI’s founder and his party are built on lies, negative propaganda, and chaos. The founder of PTI seems to believe that if he and his party are not in power, it is necessary to launch a campaign that deteriorates the nation’s economy, security, and public safety. This narrative aims to project Pakistan as an unstable country, thereby discouraging foreign investment and leading the international community to believe that Pakistan is unsafe, which gives the PTI founder a reason to justify his actions and prove himself right. Statements from PTI’s founder, coming regularly from Adiala Jail, have become…

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On January 13, 2025, the Muslim Youth University Islamabad hosted a thought-provoking seminar titled “The Evolving Global Order: Emerging Trends and the Rise of Multipolarity.” The event, organized by the university’s Department of International Relations (IR), brought together influential voices in global diplomacy and academic scholarship to shed light on the shifting dynamics of world politics. Former ambassador Abdul Basit and renowned scholar Professor Dr. Nauman Sattar were the keynote speakers at the seminar. Both experts delved into the emerging trends of global multipolarity and the reconfiguration of power in international relations. Their insights were invaluable in highlighting how the…

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Rawalpindi, 13 January 2025: In a significant victory against terrorism, security forces conducted an intelligence-based operation in the Kacchi District of Balochistan on 12 January 2025, targeting a known terrorist hideout. During the meticulously planned operation, security personnel successfully surrounded and engaged the terrorists’ location. After an intense exchange of fire, 27 terrorists were eliminated. The operation also led to the destruction of multiple hideouts and the recovery of large caches of arms, ammunition, and explosives, effectively neutralizing their operational capabilities. The killed terrorists were wanted for numerous attacks on security forces and innocent civilians, and their elimination marks a…

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A significant grand Jirga of the Mehsud and Burki tribes took place in Upper South Waziristan, highlighting the ongoing commitment of tribal leaders to peace and development in the region. The tribal elders expressed profound gratitude to the Pakistan Army and Frontier Corps Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (South) for their efforts in facilitating the return of displaced Makki residents and providing essential infrastructure for the district administration and police. The Jirga was attended by prominent tribal leaders and honored by the presence of Inspector General (IG) Frontier Corps Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (South) as the chief guest. Tribal elders praised the sacrifices made by…

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The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) recently convened a joint parliamentary meeting, ostensibly to strategize for the upcoming sessions of the National Assembly and Senate. While this might appear as an effort to address pressing national issues, a closer look reveals a troubling pattern: the party’s reliance on baseless claims of political victimization and alleged human rights violations against its members as a manipulative tactic to sway public sentiment. PTI’s claims of victimization and human rights abuses appear to be a calculated move to divert attention from its own governance shortcomings and political missteps. Rather than engaging in meaningful debate on issues…

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In recent years, Afghanistan has become a stronghold for international terrorist organizations, a development that has far-reaching implications for regional and global security. Since the Afghan interim government assumed power, groups like the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Al-Qaeda, ISIS-K, and ISKP have gained significant footholds, exploiting Afghan soil for operational and logistical purposes. The refusal of the interim Afghan government to take decisive action against these organizations has not only destabilized the region but has also led to mounting tensions with neighboring countries like Pakistan and Iran. Pakistan has repeatedly provided irrefutable evidence of the presence and activities of terrorist networks…

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In a significant achievement, the Islamabad Police successfully thwarted an attempt to smuggle a large quantity of arms, ammunition, and drugs from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to Islamabad. Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Operations, Muhammad Arslan Shahzaib, disclosed the details during a press conference held at Tarnol Police Station on Saturday. The seized items include an impressive arsenal of weapons, comprising 168 nine mm Glock pistols, 69 nine mm Beretta pistols, 19 thirty bore pistols, 15 Makarov pistols, one 32-bore pistol, four MP-5 carbines, two 12-bore double-barrel shotguns, 10 twelve bore shotguns, and three 44-bore rifles. Alongside these, a staggering amount of…

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On January 9, 2025, the people of Tehsil Zehri in Khuzdar, Balochistan, gathered in a powerful show of unity against terrorism. A significant Jirga, presided over by the Assistant Commissioner at the Zehri Levies Station, brought together locals to condemn the destructive actions of the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA). The attendees expressed their outrage over the damage inflicted on vital public service facilities, including the NADRA office, a local bank, and the Levies station. The Jirga participants demanded enhanced security measures, calling for a stronger Levies presence in the area and decisive action against those responsible for targeting public infrastructure.…

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The recent buzz around the potential involvement of former U.S. President Donald Trump in securing the release of Imran Khan, the imprisoned former Prime Minister of Pakistan, reveals a fundamental miscalculation by Khan’s supporters. This hope, predominantly fueled by PTI’s diaspora and social media propaganda, reflects a desperate attempt to draw international attention to Khan’s plight. However, a closer examination suggests that such expectations are both unrealistic and misplaced. Firstly, the belief that Trump, or any U.S. leader, would intervene to secure Khan’s release overlooks the intricacies of Pakistan-U.S. relations. While Trump and Khan might have shared a superficial camaraderie…

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The Afghan Taliban, under the pretense of governance and humanitarian efforts, are increasingly revealing their true intentions. After the exposure of U.S. aid being funneled to their regime, the Taliban have turned to their “old allies,” the Indian establishment, further exposing their duplicity and anti-Pakistan agenda. Recent meetings between Indian officials and the Taliban leadership underline a calculated move to destabilize Pakistan, particularly its Pashtun regions. The meeting in Dubai between Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri and the Taliban’s acting Foreign Minister, Mullah Amir Khan Muttaqi, cloaked under the guise of “humanitarian aid,” has laid bare the nexus between the…

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