Afghan Taliban Accuses Pakistan of Airstrikes in Afghanistan
Tensions rise as Kabul accuses Islamabad of violating airspace and causing civilian casualties amid a fragile ceasefire.
Ethiopia Volcano disrupts flight operations in India
Volcanic ash from Ethiopia disrupts Indian air travel; major airlines cancel flights as ash drifts over Pakistan, North India, and the Middle East.
Three Suicide Bombers Attack FC Headquarters in Peshawar, Killing Three Personnel
Militants storm the Frontier Constabulary headquarters during morning assembly, triggering a deadly firefight and multiple explosions.
Zionism vs Global South: The New World War
The author believes Gaza revealed Zionism’s global power network and awakened a new Global South consciousness demanding justice.
Afghan Taliban Rejects Pakistan Demand for Fatwa Against Militants. But Why?
Afghan Taliban say only Darul Ifta can issue fatwa; Pakistan insists on action against TTP militants
Pakistan says Afghan nationals carried out recent suicide attacks
Afghan nationals linked to deadly suicide attacks in Islamabad and Wana, escalating tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Pakistan Army To Provide Security To Sri Lankan Cricket Team
Sri Lanka’s tour continues amid heightened security in Pakistan. Army deployment reassures players after Islamabad suicide attack.
Sri Lanka Confirms Pakistan Tour Will Continue Despite Islamabad Blast
Despite security fears after a suicide blast in Islamabad, the Sri Lankan Cricket Board announced the tour of Pakistan will continue as planned.
Crackdown In Indian Occupied Jammu Kashmir Intensifies Following Delhi Blast
Over 300 locations were raided across Jammu and Kashmir as authorities intensify their drive against banned outfits. Delhi monitors the situation closely amid fears of revived militant networks.
Afghanistan Orders Traders to Halt Business with Pakistan Amid Ongoing Border Closure
Afghanistan orders traders to stop trade with Pakistan, demands guarantees as the border remains closed for 32 days amid tensions.
Pakistani Forces Kill Five Militants, Foil Major Terror Attack on Wana Cadet College
Security forces thwarted a deadly assault on Cadet College Wana near the Afghan border, rescuing hundreds. The government blames Afghan-based militants for the coordinated terror strikes.
The Constitutional Coup: How Pakistan’s 27th Amendment Engineers a New State
The author believes the 27th Amendment represents a turning point—restructuring Pakistan’s judiciary and military roles while raising vital constitutional questions.