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15,000 Taliban fighters march to take on Pakistan. Why is Taliban biting back?
For decades, Pakistan nurtured the Taliban for strategic reasons. It recognised it as a legitimate government and provided ...
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2024: year of hypocrisy abroad and in Pakistan
And here at home, the year 2024 witnessed new lows in hypocritical politics - led by Shehbaz Sharif and Khawaja Asif, and willfully endorsed and amplified by stalwarts of PPP including Sharjeel Memon, ...
Capture of Pakistan, imposing Sharia and..: Who are the TTP, radical Islamist militants at war with Pakistan Army; know difference with Afghan Taliban, objectives, leaders…
Taliban Pakistan (TTP) terror group has launched an all-out war with the Pakistan Army in retaliation to the latter's ...
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Pakistan Defends Airstrikes Amidst Afghan Tensions: Calls for Dialogue and Cooperation
After airstrikes in Afghanistan's Paktika province, Pakistan defended its counter-terrorism operations aimed at protecting ...
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No political leader's desire for power is above Pakistan's interests: DG ISPR
“All evidence related to terrorism can be traced back to the safe havens enjoyed by terrorists in Afghanistan,” DG ISPR noted ...
Pakistan in danger as TTP avenges Pak Army airstrikes, kills major, mortars fired at border, what will Pakistan do?
Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), has increased its attacks on Pakistani forces in recent months, with Pakistan accusing the ...
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EXPLAINED | Why Pakistan Faces A Dual Taliban Threat After Years Of Support
Pakistan's long-standing support for the Taliban has backfired, as the very militants it helped rise to power are now turning ...