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Pakistan’s Border Blitz: Cross-Border Strikes Rise as India-Taliban Ties Deepen
world2 days ago

Pakistan’s Border Blitz: Cross-Border Strikes Rise as India-Taliban Ties Deepen

Pakistan conducted intelligence-based air strikes inside Afghanistan’s Nangarhar and Paktika provinces, claiming to hit TTP camps and killing at least 80 militants, while Kabul denied sanctuary and pledged a measured response. India condemned the strikes and signaled support for Afghanistan’s sovereignty as ties between New Delhi and the Taliban widen. Analysts warn the strikes risk driving Kabul and the TTP closer and complicating Pakistan’s security calculus, though some suggest Pakistan could pursue border reopening and greater intelligence-sharing to pressure Kabul.

Border Brinkmanship: Afghanistan and Pakistan on the Verge of Conflict
geopolitics27 days ago

Border Brinkmanship: Afghanistan and Pakistan on the Verge of Conflict

Analysts warn that Afghanistan’s Taliban regime sheltering the TTP and Pakistan’s hardening stance could spark cross-border clashes, with airstrikes, local offensives, and stalled mediation pushing South Asia toward broader conflict. Despite mediation attempts by Qatar, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia—and calls for de-escalation from China—no durable agreement to curb the TTP has emerged, raising the risk of mass displacement, regional instability, and potential spillovers to global security.

Pakistan Blames India for Deadly Islamabad Suicide Bombing
world3 months ago

Pakistan Blames India for Deadly Islamabad Suicide Bombing

Pakistan blames India for a suicide bombing outside a court in Islamabad that killed 12 and injured over 30, claiming it as an act of Indian state terrorism, amid ongoing tensions and recent attacks linked to the Pakistani Taliban (TTP). The attack occurred during a period of heightened regional instability involving Pakistan, Afghanistan, and India, with Pakistan accusing Afghanistan of sheltering militant groups, and India denying involvement. The situation underscores escalating violence and strained diplomatic relations in the region.

Pakistan and Afghanistan Extend Ceasefire Amid Rising Tensions
world3 months ago

Pakistan and Afghanistan Extend Ceasefire Amid Rising Tensions

Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to maintain a ceasefire after recent hostilities fueled by militant activity, with future talks scheduled to establish monitoring mechanisms. The conflict, rooted in cross-border militancy and tensions over the Pakistani Taliban (TTP), has led to halted trade and regional instability, with ongoing concerns about the potential for renewed violence.

Tensions Rise as Pakistan and Afghanistan Accuse Each Other of Border Clashes and Attacks
world4 months ago

Tensions Rise as Pakistan and Afghanistan Accuse Each Other of Border Clashes and Attacks

Heavy clashes erupted along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border after Taliban attacks on Pakistani military posts, with Pakistan retaliating using artillery and tanks. The conflict is linked to recent airstrikes and tensions over harboring the TTP, with analysts warning of a cycle of retaliation and ongoing instability in the region.

"Deadly Terror: Chinese Workers Targeted in Pakistan Attacks"
international-relations-terrorism1 year ago

"Deadly Terror: Chinese Workers Targeted in Pakistan Attacks"

Pakistan has experienced a surge in deadly attacks, with five suicide bombings targeting Chinese interests, prompting concerns about a larger plan to harm economic ties between Pakistan and China. The attacks have been claimed by various armed groups, including the Balochistan Liberation Army, and have raised questions about the involvement of religiously inspired armed groups and individuals. The Pakistani government has vowed to bring the perpetrators to justice and protect Chinese nationals and projects in the country, while analysts emphasize the need to address the grievances of Balochistan to mitigate the insurgency.