The center of Gizab district of Uruzgan province has been under besieging by the Taliban militants for several days, local officials said Friday. According to the officials, thousands of Taliban insurgents have launched offensives to capture Gizab and Dihrawood districts.

At least eight Taliban militants were killed and 11 more wounded in a clash with the Afghan forces in southern Kandahar provinces, police confirmed. The incident took place in Takhta Pul district of Kandahar province on Thursday night.

India’s National Investigation Agency (NIA) said on Saturday it has arrested nine al Qaeda militants who were planning attacks in several locations including the capital New Delhi.

Militants have stepped up attacks on security forces in northwest Pakistan raising fears of a revival of their insurgency and a return of lawlessness as brighter prospects for peace in Afghanistan herald shifting Islamist alliances.

For the past decade and a half, American politicians, military leaders, and reporters have claimed that the Taliban is “tired,” “desperate,” “war weary” – despite the fact the Taliban has sparked “near-record violence” in Afghanistan, according to the United Nations.

Officials in Afghanistan said Thursday the latest clashes between security forces and Taliban insurgents had killed around 60 combatants on both sides since Wednesday, even as delegates of the two adversaries negotiate peace.

According BulgarianMilitary.com sources India is likely to receive by July 27 the first batch of six Rafale fighter jets which are expected to significantly boost the combat capability of the Indian Air Force.

The armament of the Indian army continues in full force, learned BulgarianMilitary.com. After in recent months, despite the epidemic situation around the world, India bought French and Russian fighters, placed orders for air defense systems, tanks and assault rifles for soldiers, today it became clear that New Delhi is ready to pay nearly $ 600 million. for six MQ-9B Guardian […]

By not addressing governance challenges, security sector assistance missed a vital component of building peace and stability. Since a 2012 coup, Mali has received significant security assistance from the United States, France, the European Union and other foreign donors to address violent extremism and insurgency and help stabilize the country.

As Sudan is mentioned among the next states to normalize relations with Israel, concerns about what that would do to the democratic transition arise.