In a significant show of solidarity, former Federal Minister and senior Istihkam-e-Pakistan Party leader Dr. Firdous Ashiq Awan visited the Iranian Embassy in Islamabad to meet Ambassador Dr. Reza Amiri. The visit underscored Pakistan’s strong support for Iran during the ongoing Iran-Israel conflict. During her visit, Dr. Firdous Ashiq Awan offered Fateha for the martyrs of Iran and prayed for their elevated ranks, reflecting the deep compassion and respect of the Pakistani people. She made clear that Pakistan stands shoulder to shoulder with Iran in its hour of trial, extending heartfelt condolences and solidarity. The IPP leader wholeheartedly endorsed Iran’s…
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Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, delivered a direct and powerful address to the officers of the 52nd Common Training Program, laying out an unambiguous warning to India while defining Pakistan’s vision of unity and resilience. He made it clear that Pakistan’s progress and security depend on an unbreakable bond between the people, the government, and the armed forces. Emphasizing the vital role of civil administration and bureaucracy, he urged them to ensure harmony among all state institutions—a duty crucial to national stability. Field Marshal Munir highlighted the exemplary coordination displayed during the historic “Battle for…
As the Middle East stands on the edge of a dangerous escalation following intensified hostilities between Israel, the United States, and Iran, Pakistan has taken a principled and firm position rooted in sovereignty, neutrality, and diplomacy. Contrary to some speculative reports, Pakistan has not provided, permitted, or facilitated the use of its airspace, land, or maritime routes for any attack launched against Iran by any external actors. This includes the recent strikes carried out by the United States and Israel. Pakistan’s civil and military leadership remains unified in ensuring that no part of Pakistani territory is ever used to advance…
In a time when the world appears to be sliding toward large-scale conflict, Pakistan has made a move that’s as surprising as it is telling nominating Donald J. Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize. On the surface, this decision may appear like political theatre. But behind the headlines lies a serious, calculated diplomatic signal rooted in regional realities and a desperate attempt to avoid another war in the Middle East. The backdrop is grave. The escalating confrontation between Israel and Iran has already drawn in multiple regional players. The Gaza war continues to rage with no meaningful ceasefire. The Red…
No amount of religious rhetoric can disguise the truth: the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) is not fighting for Islam it is fighting against it. The tragedy is not just that they kill innocent people, but that they do so in the name of a faith that condemns such brutality in the strongest terms. Their twisted narrative, built on selective interpretations, fake fatwas, and blind hatred, has nothing to do with jihad and everything to do with power. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) forbade the killing of women, children, and non-combatants even during war. The Quran describes the unjust taking of a life…
There is no ideology, no grievance, and no cause in the world that can justify putting a bullet through a child’s head. Yet, the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has done exactly that again and again with terrifying consistency. Their war has never been confined to soldiers or police. Their real enemy is education, and their preferred target is the child who dares to dream beyond the darkness they impose. From the blood-soaked halls of the Army Public School in Peshawar to the torched girls’ schools in Swat and Bajaur, the TTP’s message is clear: knowledge is a threat, and ignorance is…
For years, Afghanistan’s leadership has played a dangerous game of denial. While publicly speaking the language of peace and diplomacy, it continues to provide silent sanctuary to the very terrorists wreaking havoc in Pakistan. Among them, the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) stands out as the most deadly benefactor of Kabul’s duplicity. Behind the closed doors of Kandahar and Kabul, safe houses flourish, training camps operate in the shadows, and TTP commanders live free planning attacks, regrouping, and rebuilding their networks. The world was told that the fall of Kabul in 2021 would mark a new era of security cooperation. Instead, it…
For years, drones circled the skies of Waziristan, becoming symbols of technological warfare against terrorism. They struck hideouts, eliminated commanders, and disrupted logistics. But even at the height of drone dominance, the TTP endured, adapted, and regrouped. What they couldn’t outmaneuver, however, was the one thing they feared more than Hellfire missiles: a Pakistan that refuses to be divided. The TTP doesn’t just target soldiers or installations it targets the very idea of Pakistan. A nation united by faith, resilience, and common purpose is a nightmare for any terrorist outfit. That’s why the TTP invests in more than bombs; it…
In every act of terrorism, from a school bombing to a roadside ambush on security forces, there is one silent partner that rarely gets exposed: money. The Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), responsible for decades of carnage in Pakistan, does not survive on ideology alone. Behind the Kalashnikovs, behind the IEDs, behind the bullet-riddled corpses of our soldiers and citizens, there is a financial supply chain that keeps the TTP machine running. And it’s time we stop looking the other way. TTP apologists often paint the group as a homegrown ideological movement born out of grievance and religious zeal. This is a…
Balochistan’s pain is real. Its history is marked with underdevelopment, tribal exploitation, and conflict. But somewhere along the way, genuine suffering was hijacked first by militants who turned Baloch grievances into separatist gunfire, and now by individuals like Mahrang Baloch, who have become the polished face of a bloody agenda. Mahrang claims to speak for the Baloch people, yet her narrative is eerily aligned with the silence of the BLA’s crimes. She does not speak about the FC soldiers ambushed on patrol, the schoolteachers gunned down in front of students, or the workers who were burned alive for daring to…