A recent report by the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) has validated Pakistan’s long-standing concerns regarding the TTP-Afghan Taliban nexus. The report explicitly states that Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) is not only operating freely in Afghanistan but is also receiving financial and logistical support from the Afghan Taliban. This revelation exposes the growing security challenges faced by Pakistan and highlights the need for international intervention to curb cross-border terrorism. According to the UNSC report, the Afghan Taliban is providing monthly financial assistance of $43,000 to TTP, enabling it to launch terror attacks inside Pakistan. TTP has already carried out over 600…
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In a dramatic turn of events, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) workers in Mardan have found themselves stranded in legal limbo, as their own party’s legal team refused to represent them. Senior PTI leaders Sahibzada Mehmood and Shahid Siraj revealed that despite agreeing to pay a hefty sum of two lakh rupees, PTI-affiliated lawyers still refused to take up their case, leaving them without legal support. For a party that once prided itself on unity and resistance, this abandonment raises serious concerns. PTI workers, who have been at the forefront of protests and political struggles, now find themselves paying the price for…
On Kashmir Solidarity Day, Chief of Army Staff General Syed Asim Munir reaffirmed Pakistan’s unwavering commitment to the Kashmiri cause during his visit to Muzaffarabad. Standing among the people of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, he declared in no uncertain terms: “Kashmir is Pakistan’s lifeline.” His powerful words echoed across the region, reigniting the spirit of resistance and reinforcing Pakistan’s resolve to stand by Kashmir at any cost. As the crowd chanted “Kashmir Banay Ga Pakistan”, it was clear that the bond between Pakistan and Kashmir remains unshakable. The Army Chief’s visit was not just symbolic; it was a message to…
Pakistan’s agriculture sector is on the verge of a transformation with the Green Pakistan Initiative (GPI), a project spearheaded by the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) to modernize farming practices. With the Army Chief and key federal and provincial officials set to visit various GPI projects, this initiative marks a significant shift toward technology-driven, high-yield, and sustainable farming. The introduction of Smart Agri Farms, Green Agri Malls, and Research Facilities under GPI aims to integrate modern technology with traditional farming. These projects provide farmers with access to advanced machinery, precision farming techniques, and data-driven insights to maximize agricultural output. With…
Political opposition is a cornerstone of democracy, but when a party actively lobbies against its own country’s economic stability on international platforms, the line between opposition and sabotage blurs. The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has gone beyond traditional political rivalry, engaging in an unprecedented campaign to block financial assistance to Pakistan. From writing letters to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) urging them to withhold loans to staging protests outside IMF offices in the United States, PTI’s actions raise serious concerns about their motives and the broader implications for Pakistan’s economic sovereignty. At the heart of this controversy is PTI’s political dossier,…
The Line of Control (LoC) has long been a flashpoint between India and Pakistan, but beyond the artillery duels and ceasefire violations, a far more insidious war is being waged one fought with deception, disinformation, and false flag operations. India has repeatedly staged incidents to justify aggression, vilify Pakistan, and distract from its own failures in occupied Kashmir. False flag operations covert actions designed to deceive and pin blame on an adversary have become a recurring strategy in India’s playbook. From fabricated infiltration stories to staged encounters, Indian security forces have consistently used such tactics to justify military escalations and…
Pakistan’s economic struggles are often blamed on poor governance, corruption, and political instability. However, one of the most overlooked yet crucial factors behind the country’s financial turmoil is the intervention of the judiciary in economic matters. Over the years, judicial overreach has cost Pakistan billions of dollars, stalled critical development projects, and deterred foreign investment. The courts, instead of facilitating economic growth, have often acted as roadblocks, making Pakistan’s financial recovery even more challenging. One of the most devastating examples of this interference was the Supreme Court’s decision to annul the Reko Diq agreement. This single verdict resulted in a…
The so-called “operation” by the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) in Zehri was nothing more than an act of hooliganism disguised as a strategic military campaign. Their recent propaganda video aims to paint a picture of an organized, well-trained force conducting sophisticated operations. However, the reality is far from their exaggerated claims. BLA and similar terrorist factions have long relied on misinformation and staged theatrics to create an illusion of power. This particular incident in Zehri was no different. Instead of any calculated military engagement, they stormed a government facility operated by loyal Baloch citizens, vandalized records, and fled. Their only…
Balochistan has long been a target of terrorist propaganda, with groups like the Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) relying on misinformation to sustain their influence. Lacking the operational capability to challenge Pakistan’s security forces directly, they resort to spreading false narratives to create an illusion of power. A recent example of this deceptive strategy came when BLF falsely claimed an attack on security forces in Pasni, alleging that multiple personnel were martyred. However, official sources have confirmed that no such incident took place. Not a single soldier was harmed, and all terrorist attempts in the region were neutralized before they could…
Rawalpindi: Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Syed Asim Munir, NI (M) addressed university and college students from across Pakistan, encouraging them to pursue academic excellence and develop skills that contribute to the nation’s progress. During his speech, COAS underscored the challenges posed by external threats, particularly trans-border terrorism, and reaffirmed the Pakistan Army’s role in safeguarding national sovereignty. He honored the sacrifices of the Pakistani people in the fight against terrorism and acknowledged their steadfast support for the Armed Forces and Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs). Calling the youth Pakistan’s future leaders, General Munir praised their energy, creativity, and innovation,…