Recent investigative reports have powerfully validated Pakistan’s consistent position: advanced American military equipment abandoned in Afghanistan following the 2021 US withdrawal is now actively fueling terrorism inside Pakistan. For years, Islamabad has presented evidence to Afghan authorities and the international community that Afghan territory is being used as a base for attacks against Pakistan, with groups such as the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) wielding sophisticated US-origin weapons to carry out increasingly lethal operations. Investigations, including those by major international outlets and US government oversight bodies, have documented how millions of dollars worth of arms, originally supplied…
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Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) recently issued a clear and formal statement distancing itself from individuals and social media accounts that were trolling and using abusive language against security forces following the recent terrorist incidents in Balochistan. PTI’s Secretary Information, Sheikh Waqas Akram, stated that according to the policy of the party’s founder, the army belongs to Pakistan and is extremely important for the country’s survival. He added that making fun of the martyrs or attempting to weaken the image of security forces is completely unacceptable. At first glance, this appears to be a responsible and welcome position. However, a serious question…
In the aftermath of one of the most coordinated and devastating assaults in recent memory, Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti delivered a clear, unflinching message: the province’s challenges are not rooted in politics, they require a robust military response. His statement comes after the outlawed Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) launched synchronized attacks across multiple towns and cities, claiming lives and attempting to sow chaos. Official figures confirm the grim toll: at least 31 innocent civilians and 17 brave security personnel were martyred in the violence. Yet, Pakistan’s security forces responded with exceptional resolve, eliminating 145 terrorists in just 40 hours…
Targeted killings in Afghanistan are raising deep concerns as civilians face growing violence despite repeated Taliban security claims. The killing of a young telecom worker in Badakhshan highlights the fear many communities now live with. On the evening of January 1, Mohammad Shah Amiri, a 24-year-old employee of Afghan Wireless, was returning home from work in Faizabad. As he walked through a narrow alley in the Dasht-e-Qargh area near the Kokcha River, an armed man opened fire from behind a garden hedge. The attacker was only two to three metres away. A bullet struck Amiri behind the ear and exited…
Fresh controversy has erupted in Khyber district’s Tirah valley as displaced families question the fate of Rs. 4 billion allocated for their rehabilitation during military-led evacuations. Despite official claims, affected residents say they have received little to no financial support, raising serious concerns over transparency and governance under the PTI-led Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government. According to local accounts, nearly 19,000 families — around 90,000 individuals — were forced to migrate from Tirah. However, displaced residents report that transportation costs were paid out of their own pockets, food expenses were self-financed, and even temporary accommodation in Bara was arranged at personal expense.…
The Tirah Valley migration crisis of January 2026 stands as a stark testament to the failures of political leadership in KPK. Under the governance of PTI, what could have been a managed, voluntary relocation turned into a humanitarian debacle, with thousands of residents trapped in heavy snowfall, facing shortages of food, shelter, and transport. Tirah Valley, nestled in the Khyber district of KPK, has long been a region plagued by security challenges, including the presence of terrorist elements affiliated with groups like the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and other militant outfits. The valley’s rugged terrain and proximity to the Afghan border…
In a decisive move to uphold national security, Islamabad police arrested prominent lawyer Iman Mazari and her husband Hadi Ali Chatta near Serena Chowk underpass on January 23, 2026. The couple, traveling in an Islamabad High Court Bar Association van toward the District Court, were stopped and taken into custody following repeated court orders for their appearance in a high-profile case involving alleged anti-state social media posts. The charges against Mazari and Chatta stem from a Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA) case registered in August 2025 by the National Cybercrime Investigation Agency. They stand accused of cyber terrorism, hate…
Field Marshal Asim Munir’s recent visit to the National Police Academy, as highlighted by ISPR, was far more than a ceremonial engagement. It was a clear policy statement, one that reaffirmed the central role of police forces in Pakistan’s internal security framework and emphasized unity among all law enforcement agencies as the cornerstone of national stability. Addressing police officers and trainees, Field Marshal Asim Munir paid tribute to the sacrifices of police personnel who continue to confront terrorism, crime, and internal security threats while serving on the front lines of society. His words carried strategic depth, recognizing that true national…
In a landmark decision that signals a new era of progressive thinking, the Senate of Pakistan has passed a bill to integrate reproductive health education into the national curriculum. This groundbreaking legislation ensures that students aged 14 and older will receive structured, age-appropriate lessons on reproductive health, covering physical, mental, and social well-being. Schools must obtain written parental consent before delivering these lessons, and textbooks will soon include carefully designed content on the subject. This initiative, hailed by lawmakers as a vital step toward greater awareness and responsible behavior, deserves wholehearted praise from every corner of society. The Pakistani government…
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has once again chosen the path of confrontation. A joint parliamentary party meeting held at Khyber Pakhtunkhwa House in Islamabad focused squarely on planning fresh street agitation for February 8, 2026. Critics say PTI’s Protests are becoming a routine tool for Imran Khan to keep the country in turmoil. The meeting was chaired by Opposition Leader Mahmood Khan Achakzai and attended by PTI lawmakers from the National Assembly and Senate. Instead of discussing public welfare or legislation, the gathering revolved around protest planning and pressure tactics. Participants discussed protest strategy, National Assembly manoeuvring, and the possibility of withdrawing…
