Category: South East Asia

China Prepares for War: Putting Industry, Energy, Finance and AI on a War Footing

China’s national mobilization is turning industry, infrastructure, energy, and artificial intelligence into strategic reserves in the face of a confrontation that Washington is also beginning to think about in terms of comprehensive national power. The reform of the National Defense Mobilization Law converges on a single historical turning point: the rivalry between China and the United States is ceasing to […]

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Taliban, Pakistani forces clash near Paktia, local sources say

Taliban forces and Pakistani troops exchanged fire for nearly five hours along the border in Paktia province on Tuesday evening, damaging several homes and prompting some residents to flee, four local sources told Amu TV on Wednesday. The clashes occurred in border areas of Zazi Aryub district and began at about 5 p.m. local time, according to the sources, most […]

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Taliban, Pakistani forces clash near Paktia, local sources say

Taliban forces and Pakistani troops exchanged fire for nearly five hours along the border in Paktia province on Tuesday evening, damaging several homes and prompting some residents to flee, four local sources told Amu TV on Wednesday. The clashes occurred in border areas of Zazi Aryub district and began at about 5 p.m. local time, according to the sources, most […]

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Pakistan says it struck 10 sites in Afghanistan after alleged drone incursion

Pakistan said Thursday that it carried out air and drone strikes against 10 locations in Afghanistan after accusing the Taliban of launching drones into Pakistani territory, escalating tensions after several days of cross-border attacks and clashes. Pakistani Information Minister Attaullah Tarar said drones launched from Afghan territory entered Pakistan on Wednesday, describing the incident as a “deliberate and unlawful incursion” […]

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Kazakhstan: Hidden Camera, ‘Special Measures’, ‘Expert Analyses’, Trial – Jail To Follow? – Analysis

Key Takeaways:Forum 18 reports a second mass Tabligh Jamaat case in under a year: 12 men jailed 1–5 years in Almaty Region (Dec. 2025); nine more on trial in Taldykorgan (Zhetisu) under Judge Alibek Abdikhayev, next hearing 25 Sept. Charge is Criminal Code Art. 405(2)—joining a group after a 2013 Astana ban as “extremist.” Maximum two years if convicted; they […]

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Taliban, Pakistani forces clash near Paktia, local sources say

Taliban forces and Pakistani troops exchanged fire for nearly five hours along the border in Paktia province on Tuesday evening, damaging several homes and prompting some residents to flee, four local sources told Amu TV on Wednesday. The clashes occurred in border areas of Zazi Aryub district and began at about 5 p.m. local time, according to the sources, most […]

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Pakistan claims 28 militants killed in strikes on Afghanistan

Pakistan on Monday confirmed carrying out airstrikes in the eastern parts of Afghanistan, claiming it targeted militant camps and hideouts and killed 28 militants, hours after Taliban authorities said the strikes in Kunar and Paktika killed three civilians. Pakistan’s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting said the strikes followed an intelligence-based ground operation Sunday in the Kohat and Hangu districts of […]

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Amu findings: Pakistan attacked Afghanistan by air on 15 occasions in one year

Pakistan carried out air and drone attacks in Afghanistan on at least 15 occasions over nearly a year, targeting Kabul and several provinces and causing hundreds of civilian casualties, according to an Amu TV review of the attacks and UN casualty reports. The review found that the attacks killed 364 civilians and wounded 346 others. The strikes, from October 2025 […]

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Le monde est sur le point de changer

Avant-propos : lorsque vous lisez des articles, prenez l’habitude de prêter attention à l’heure. Il arrive souvent que plusieurs événements se produisent le même jour ou à peu près au même moment. Même si les manœuvres entre pays ne constituent pas nécessairement, à première vue, une lutte de pouvoir, il y a de fortes chances qu’elles soient liées d’une manière […]

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L’avenir incertain de l’Afghanistan

L’opposition intérieure aux talibans s’élargit. À la fin du mois d’août, le Front uni d’Afghanistan a déclaré qu’au moins 180 dignitaires religieux afghans, islamologues et chercheurs avaient émis une fatwa en faveur de la guerre ou d’actions armées contre le mouvement taliban. Selon le communiqué du Front, cette décision religieuse a été rendue par un conseil de savants créé dès […]

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