Category: Pakistan

Terrorism and Extremism: Threat to the Security of Pakistan

There are some events happened when world has been divided, after the cold war the world moved to US allies and the Kashmir issue led both claimants into the circle of nuclearization and the rise of Taliban and the 9/11, these are the 4 events that change the entire shape of the world and world politics as well as the […]

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Baloch militants behind killing of 11 people in Pakistan’s Balochistan

Nine young men from Pakistan’s Punjab province were killed in the Noshki area of the Balochistan province on Saturday by gunmen who kidnapped them. In a separate incident, two people were killed on the same highway when gunmen fired at their car after they tried to break through their cordon. Baloch militants claimed responsibility for killing 11 people in separate […]

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Pakistan to launch phase 2 of forced deportation of Afghans

Islamabad is expected to start the second phase of forced deportations of Afghan refugees from Monday, April 15. According to reports this phase will also include the deportation of Afghans who have residency permits. This will apply to refugees who have ACC documents, Afghan citizenship card, and POR or certificate of registration with the government of Pakistan. Officials have said […]

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Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan

Established In: December 2007 Established By: Baitullah Mehsud Also Known As: TTP, Taliban Movement of Pakistan Country Of Origin: Pakistan Leaders: Mufti Noor Wali Mehsud Key Members: Mufti Noor Wali Mehsud Operational Area: Pakistan, Afghanistan Number Of Members: 25,000+ Involved In: Suicide bombing attacks, Bombing attacks, Armed attacks Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP; “Taliban Movement of Pakistan”), alternatively referred to as the […]

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Mufti Hazrat Deroji

Terror Organization: Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) Status: Deputy Emir Role: The TTP Established in December 2007, the TTP is a conglomerate of around 40 tribal and non-tribal Pakistani militant groups fighting against the state of Pakistan, Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISIS-K), and U.S.-led coalition forces. Several TTP members fought in Afghanistan alongside the Taliban and Al Qaeda, and as of 2022, […]

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Pakistan: Dynamics Of CPEC In Realpolitik – OpEd

CPEC is a ray of hope for the people of Pakistan who have fought back militancy and are still fighting. The first 10 years of CPEC has led to an investment of US$ 26 billion in Pakistan. 8,000 megawatts of electricity have been generated, and 510 kilometres of roads, and highways are constructed. Due to the economic activities, 236,000 jobs […]

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Motorcycle bomb kills 2, wounds 5 in Southwest Pakistan

A motorcycle bomb explosion in southwest Pakistan on Sunday night killed two people and wounded five, according to Pakistani media reports. The incident is the latest in a series of unrest in Balochistan province, where militants have targeted a naval facility and a government building in recent weeks. The blast occurred in Khuzdar, a city situated on the main highway […]

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Pakistan: 6 security personnel and 12 militants killed in anti-terror operations across country

Pakistan armed forces reported security personnel and militants killed in terror incidents in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan. PM Shehbaz Sharif condemned attacks. ISPR provided details on operations and recoveries. NEW DELHI: The media wing of the Pakistan armed forces on Sunday said that six security personnel, including a senior police officer and 12 militants were killed in separate terror incidents […]

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Pakistan: Prospects For Conflict Resolution In Baluchistan – OpEd

The path to resolving the conflict in Baluchistan, while fraught with complexities, can be navigated through a comprehensive strategy that not only addresses immediate concerns but also lays the foundation for long-term stability and prosperity. Expanding on the pillars of peace, political dialogue, economic development, regional cooperation, and cultural integration, additional layers of engagement and strategic planning are essential. A […]

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Pakistan: Why Judicial Impasse Again? Does Pakistan Need A New Social Contract? – OpEd

After a short pause, Pakistan is going through another judicial crisis when a letter from six judges of Islamabad High Court surfaced in the country’s media about interference in judicial processes threats, and intimidation by the country’s intelligence agencies in political cases pending in the court followed by suspicious letters sent to the judges of superior judiciary in the country. […]

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