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Massive Protest in Oslo Against Modi’s Norway Visit by Kashmiri, Sikh and Diaspora Groups
North Waziristan Operation Security Forces Kill 18 Militants in Successful Intelligence-Based Action
Public Reaction Against Militant Groups Reflected in Wall Chalkings Across KP
KP Violence and Terrorism Responsibility Linked to Sohail Afridi Amid Strong Reaction Over Poor Governance
Two Suspects Identified After Deadly Shooting Near Islamic Center of San Diego, Reports Say

Category: Policy Bits

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

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.
Karachi’s Failed Governance Claims Another Young Life

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.
Will the DC Shooting Reshape Global Policy on Afghan Refugees?

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.
The Expanding Disinformation and Terror Nexus Across Afghanistan and India

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

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.
Azizi’s Delhi Trip Tests Kabul’s Balancing Act Between India and Iran

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.
Islamabad Suicide Attack: Failed Negotiations, Hidden War, and Rising Terror Threats

Islamabad Suicide Attack: Failed Negotiations, Hidden War, and Rising Terror Threats

After three years, Pakistan’s capital faces a deadly blow as militants strike amid stalled talks with Afghanistan.
Why Is Pakistan’s Generosity Always Met with Blame from Afghanistan?

Why Is Pakistan’s Generosity Always Met with Blame from Afghanistan?

As Pakistan extends support time and again, Kabul’s shifting stance raises a pressing question: where does neighborly trust truly stand?
What’s at Stake in the New Phase of the U.S.–China Rivalry

What’s at Stake in the New Phase of the U.S.–China Rivalry

As Donald Trump and Xi Jinping meet in South Korea after years of escalating tensions, their Busan summit could either mark the start of strategic de-escalation or the next chapter in an increasingly global tech and trade cold war
The Silenced Republic: Afghanistan’s Media Strangled Under Taliban Rule

The Silenced Republic: Afghanistan’s Media Strangled Under Taliban Rule

When the truth becomes treason, silence becomes national policy.
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