Al-Mirsad has once again turned its pen against Pakistan, accusing Islamabad of sponsoring terrorism. The claim arrives without evidence, without documentation, and without the credibility
When a state loses over 900 of its citizens to cross border terrorism in a matter of months, the conversation cannot begin with semantics. It
The latest UNAMA update on the human rights situation in Afghanistan, covering April to June 2026 and released on 28 July, reads less like an
A recent incident in which an Afghan national was killed during a clash between militants of Fitna al-Khawarij and Jamaat-ul-Ahrar in Pakistan’s Orakzai district serves
Pakistan’s textile industry remains the backbone of the national economy, contributing around 60 per cent of the country’s exports while providing direct and indirect employment
The assassination of Zabihullah Amiri, the Taliban’s own Director of Information and Culture for Badakhshan, on the Faizabad-Baharak road has punctured one of the regime’s
Reports that the Taliban are recruiting and training children as young as ten for military and ideological purposes should alarm anyone who cares about Afghanistan’s
The Cockroach Janata Party achieved a significant breakthrough when the education minister, Dharmendra Pardhan, resigned on 25 July 2026. The resignation came after a week-long
The reported detention of an American citizen Todd Adam Baker on 17 July has reignited the debate on Taliban’s international legitimacy. Beyond the disappearance of