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Afghanistan Declines Invitation to Crucial Regional Security Talks in Tehran
US Intelligence Chief Warns: Afghanistan is a Terror Hub Threatening the World
UN Expert Alleges ‘Inhumane’ Detention Conditions for Imran Khan
Pakistan and UK Relaunch Partnership After 8 Years Amid Record £5.5 Billion Trade
US Approves $686 Million F-16 Upgrade for Pakistan, Signalling Renewed Trust

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The Unbreakable Light of Knowledge

The bombing of an Ayazkot school is a cowardly attack on the future. We examine why extremists fear education and praise the resolve of the Pakistani people.
  • Khyber, Policy Bits, Security
The bombing of an Ayazkot school is a cowardly attack on the future. We examine why extremists fear education and praise the resolve of the Pakistani people.

Afghan Clerics’ New Fatwa: A Positive Signal or Another Unfulfilled Promise?

A new Kabul fatwa bans foreign jihad and misuse of Afghan soil, but Pakistan stresses words must be matched by verifiable action.
  • Afghanistan, Geopolitics, Policy Bits
A new Kabul fatwa bans foreign jihad and misuse of Afghan soil,

Why Pakistan’s Human Rights Dialogue Must Address Both Activism and Security Threats

Pakistan marks Human Rights Day 2025, stressing dignity, equality, and the need to balance rights concerns with national security threats.
  • Human Rights, Pakistan, Policy Bits
Pakistan observes Human Rights Day 2025 with calls for equality, dignity and balanced security measures

Afghanistan’s Deepening Humanitarian Catastrophe and the Taliban’s Governance Failure

UN warns nearly half of Afghanistan’s population will need aid in 2026 as economic collapse and Taliban governance deepen the crisis.
  • Afghanistan, Human Rights, Policy Bits
Afghanistan’s Deepening Humanitarian Catastrophe and the Taliban’s Governance Failure

Karachi’s Failed Governance Claims Another Young Life

Karachi’s worsening governance crisis claims another young life as open manholes and civic failures expose Sindh’s deep administrative collapse.
  • Pakistan, Policy Bits, Security
Karachi’s Failed Governance Claims Another Young Life

Will the DC Shooting Reshape Global Policy on Afghan Refugees?

The DC shooting by an Afghan national has triggered global policy shifts, raising deep concerns about refugee security and future asylum routes.
  • Afghanistan, Policy Bits, Refugees, USA
Will the DC Shooting Reshape Global Policy on Afghan Refugees?

The Expanding Disinformation and Terror Nexus Across Afghanistan and India

New digital evidence shows Afghanistan and India-based networks running coordinated anti-Pakistan campaigns and supporting extremist operations.
  • Disinformation, India, Pakistan, Policy Bits
The Expanding Disinformation and Terror Nexus Across Afghanistan and India

Inside the Taliban’s New Emirate and Afghanistan’s Struggle for Stability

Afghanistan under the Taliban’s new emirate faces isolation, economic strain, and restricted rights as the state survives on humanitarian aid.
  • Afghanistan, Policy Bits, Politics
Inside the Taliban’s New Emirate and Afghanistan’s Struggle for Stability

Delhi’s Warm Welcome Won’t Melt the Cold Realities Facing the Taliban

India’s outreach, Pakistan’s red lines, and Afghanistan’s search for alternatives converge in a tense regional moment shaped by geography and militancy.
  • Afghanistan, Economy, India
Afghan commerce minister visiting the Pragati Maidan International Exhibition in New Delhi during the official trip.

As India Courts Kabul, Taliban Policy Faces its Own Contradictions

As Afghan minister Azizi visits Delhi, Iran prepares regional talks and Kabul faces deep economic pressures, raising questions over shifting alliances and trade routes.
  • Afghanistan, Economy, India, Policy Bits
Azizi’s Delhi Trip Tests Kabul’s Balancing Act Between India and Iran
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