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• Durand Line crossings closure causes $200 million loss in 24 days
  November 11, 2025
  The closure of the Durand Line crossings has led to an estimated loss of $200 million within just 24 days, disrupting not only bilateral trade but also Pakistan’s commercial links with Central Asian states. Officials
• Pakistan reaffirms commitment to talks with IEA, urges action against terrorism
  November 11, 2025
  Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has reaffirmed its commitment to continued dialogue with the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) to address bilateral issues but emphasized that Kabul must take “serious and
• Afghanistan-Pakistan peace talks fail again: Kabul
  November 10, 2025
  Afghanistan’s Taliban government said Saturday the latest round of peace talks with Pakistan had failed, blaming Islamabad’s “irresponsible and uncooperative” approach and stoking fears of further violence. The
• Sri Lankan Rulers, Indigenous Or European, Used Soldiers From India – Analysis
  November 6, 2025
  Sri Lankan rulers, whether indigenous or European, used soldiers from India in addition to local levies. This was due to a shortage of manpower in the island in comparison with India. Given its much bigger population,
• South Asia Intelligence Review
  November 6, 2025
  From the Streets to the Ballot On October 29, 2025, Nepal’s Supreme Court Constitutional Bench declined to issue an interim order against the formation of the government led by Prime Minister Sushila Karki and the
• Pakistan: Obsolete And Eroded – How It Lost Its Regional Influence
  November 6, 2025
  On November 6, 2025, Pakistan and Afghanistan are scheduled to resume mediated peace talks in Istanbul, Turkey, aimed at extending a recent ceasefire agreement between the two countries. Just weeks earlier, on October
• Pakistan’s Woes Deepen Amid Unrest in Balochistan
  November 6, 2025
  Islamabad has yet to find a convincing answer to separatist militants. Militant attacks have become routine in Pakistan in recent years. Relentless campaigns by the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and the
• Pakistan’s Domestic Issues Are Just as Grave as Taliban Conflict
  November 6, 2025
  Deadly clashes with the Afghan Taliban have put Islamabad in the spotlight, but internal unrest may present a greater risk. In recent weeks, deadly clashes between the Pakistani military and the Afghan Taliban have
• Godišnjica zločina nad Bošnjacima Kotor-Varoši: Nikada ne dopustiti da zločin postane slava, a istina zaborav
  November 6, 2025
  U Večićima kod Kotor-Varoši danas je održan centralni program obilježavanja zločina počinjenih nad Bošnjacima ovog kraja. Memorijalnim i vjerskim programom je odana počast nevinim žrtvama, a učesnici su
• Bangladesh Is Back At It Again With Another “Plausibly Deniable” Territorial Claim To India
  November 3, 2025
  Bangladeshi Major General (retired) A.L.M. Fazlur Rahman, who serves as chair of the National Independent Commission of Inquiry investigating the 2009 Bangladesh Rifles massacre, posted on Facebook that Bangladesh