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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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The annual Parent’s Day ceremony at Wana Public School, organized under the management of Frontier Corps Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (South), was celebrated with great zeal in the Wana region of South Waziristan. The event served as a testament to the school’s dedication to holistic education, featuring captivating performances by students, including tableaus, debates, and patriotic songs. The lively participation of students reflected their talent, creativity, and passion for learning. The ceremony was attended by a large number of parents, local dignitaries, and community leaders, with the local commander gracing the event as the chief guest. The chief guest distributed awards among…

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Afghanistan’s construction of the Pashdan Dam in Herat Province has sparked significant tension with Iran. Iranian officials have expressed strong concerns that the dam will disrupt the flow of the Harirud River, which is a vital source of water for Iran’s eastern regions. Esmaeil Bozorgzadeh, a spokesperson for Iran’s water industry, emphasized that such unilateral actions threaten the water supply for millions of Iranians. Beyond the immediate water crisis, this development is fueling political and environmental challenges that are deepening the divide between the two neighbors. Iran relies heavily on the Harirud River to sustain its eastern provinces, particularly Khorasan…

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In a resolute display of strength and determination, Pakistan’s security forces have once again proven their commitment to eradicating terrorism from the nation’s soil. Between January 1 and January 8, 2025, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa witnessed a series of successful operations under the banner of “Operation Azm-e-Istihkam,” leading to the elimination of 19 extremists. These operations, conducted in Peshawar’s Matni area, Mohmand’s Baizai region, and Karak, not only highlight the operational excellence of the security forces but also reinforce the national resolve to uproot terrorism. The numbers speak volumes. Over the past year, a staggering 861 extremists have been neutralized, showcasing the…

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In recent weeks, explosive evidence has surfaced exposing a troubling undercurrent within Pakistan’s political landscape. Leaked WhatsApp messages attributed to Aleema Khan, sister of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan, have sent shockwaves across the political spectrum. These messages not only highlight a blatant attempt by Aleema Khan to consolidate power within the party but also unveil a deeper narrative of factionalism, manipulation, and dynastic politics undermining PTI’s foundational ethos. At the heart of the controversy lies Aleema Khan’s strategic exploitation of her brother’s imprisonment. In the leaked messages, Aleema is seen directing her social media operator, Ahsan Alvi, to…

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The arrival of Elon Musk’s Starlink in Pakistan is a groundbreaking development, promising high-speed satellite-based internet to address the country’s longstanding connectivity challenges. However, this much-needed advancement comes amidst a backdrop of baseless accusations leveled against Pakistan’s establishment, which has been unfairly blamed for internet disruptions throughout 2024. A closer look at the situation reveals a narrative built on misrepresentation, diverting attention from the real challenges facing the nation. Throughout 2024, Pakistan faced significant internet disruptions, with submarine cable damages cited as the primary cause. Yet, some political factions, notably PTI, accused the establishment of orchestrating these disruptions to allegedly…

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The geopolitical landscape of South Asia has taken a perplexing turn, with Afghanistan now emerging as the second-largest recipient of U.S. aid after Israel. Despite the Afghan Taliban’s ostensible anti-American rhetoric, the reality presents a starkly different picture, one where the Taliban, the self-proclaimed champions of Afghanistan’s independence, are, in fact, deeply intertwined with the United States’ strategic interests. On January 7, Elon Musk took to social media platform X to raise an alarming question: Why does the United States provide $40 million in weekly aid to the Taliban? Musk’s tweet echoes a growing concern about how this aid, equivalent…

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US Congressman Tim Burchett has expressed serious concerns regarding the indirect flow of U.S. taxpayer dollars to the Afghan Taliban. In a letter to President-elect Donald Trump, Burchett urged the cessation of financial aid that may be inadvertently supporting the Taliban regime. Burchett’s apprehensions are grounded in reports indicating that international aid intended for humanitarian purposes is being misappropriated by the Taliban. The Taliban benefits from international aid through the establishment of fraudulent nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) and by imposing taxes and fees on legitimate aid activities. Since the Taliban’s takeover in August 2021, the United States has remained a significant…

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Amid Pakistan’s turbulent political landscape, the ongoing negotiations between the government and PTI have once again raised concerns about whether this process will yield any meaningful results or prove to be a futile exercise. Upon closer examination, it becomes evident that PTI’s erratic and irresponsible approach is the primary hurdle obstructing progress. PTI’s strategy during the negotiation process reflects a lack of political maturity and seriousness. Despite two rounds of discussions, the party has failed to articulate a coherent agenda or clarify its objectives. Their demands often appear unrealistic and outside the constitutional framework, such as calling for the release…

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The recent declaration by the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) to target military-affiliated civilian institutions and their employees is a direct assault on Pakistan’s economic stability and national security. This threat not only endangers national security but also jeopardizes the livelihoods of countless civilians employed in these organizations. It’s crucial to recognize that these institutions, while linked to the military, predominantly employ civilian personnel. Targeting them equates to attacking ordinary citizens who contribute significantly to the nation’s progress. Such actions expose the TTP’s disregard for human life and its intent to sow chaos and fear among the populace. The timing of the…

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