Deadly Blast Near Red Fort Fuels Communal Tensions and Online Propaganda
Blast near Red Fort kills 8 in Delhi; communal tensions rise as BJP accused of exploiting incident for political gain.
Pakistan Foils Suicide Attack at Wana Cadet College
Security forces kill 2 militants and trap 3 in administrative block after attempted suicide car bombing
Shots Fired at Naseem Shah’s Residence Amid Cross-Border Infiltration Concerns
Unknown assailants opened fire at the home of national fast bowler Naseem Shah in Dera Ismail Khan, causing damage to the main gate, windows, and vehicle.
Muttaqi Blames Pakistan for Talks Failure; Analysts Cite Logic Over Rhetoric
Muttaqi blames Pakistan for talks failure; Islamabad cites repatriation costs, security threats, and militant safe havens.
Former Afghan Defence Minister Mohammad Rafi Passes Away in Germany at 72
Mohammad Rafi, a former Afghan general and defence minister, who played a crucial role in the 1978 political changes and later served under multiple Afghan regimes, passed away in Germany after a prolonged illness, leaving behind a legacy intertwined with Afghanistan’s turbulent modern history.
Grand Jirga in Landi Kotal Urges Immediate Reopening of Torkham Border for Trade and Travel
Political leaders, tribal elders, traders, and transporters call on Pakistan and Afghanistan authorities to end the month-long closure of the Torkham crossing, citing severe economic hardship.
Case Filed Against KP Chief Minister Sohail Afridi Over Alleged Defamatory Social Media Remarks
KP CM Sohail Afridi booked under PECA for alleged anti-state remarks outside Adiala Jail.
Afghan Women’s Rights Activists Burn Burqas in Herat to Protest Taliban’s Mandatory Veil Order
In a rare act of defiance, Afghan women torch burqas to challenge the Taliban’s new decree enforcing the full-body veil, calling it a direct attack on women’s dignity, freedom, and human rights.
Torkham Border Deadlock Deepens as Istanbul Talks Collapse
Trade halted, protests erupt as Pakistan–Afghanistan tensions escalate