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Category: Beyond Boundaries

Khawaja Asif says Taliban Requested $35.93 Million to ‘Relocate’ TTP

Pakistan's Defense Minister Khawaja Asif reveals that the Taliban requested $35.93M to relocate TTP fighters from Afghan border areas. [Image via Amu]

Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif reveals that the Taliban requested $35.93M to relocate TTP fighters from Afghan border areas.

Exposed: The ‘Napak Army’ Propaganda and Its Takfiri Roots

By targeting Pakistan military with Al-Qaeda-inspired "Napak Army" rhetoric echoing TTP’s violent Takfiri legacy, are Afghan Taliban endorsing TTP? [Image via SAT Creatives]

By targeting Pakistan military with Al-Qaeda-inspired “Napak Army” rhetoric echoing TTP’s violent Takfiri legacy, are Afghan Taliban endorsing TTP?

Afghan Social Media Targets Pakistan Army with Al-Qaeda Inspired Propaganda

Afghan Twitter revives "Napak Army" rhetoric, attacking Pakistan Army with extremist narratives amid Taliban's governance failures. [Image via SAT Creatives]

Afghan Twitter revives “Napak Army” rhetoric, attacking Pakistan Army with extremist narratives amid Taliban’s governance failures.

Drones Fuel Illicit Trafficking Activities Along India-Pak Border

BSF intercepts 286 drones in 2024, curbing illicit trafficking activities of heroin, arms, and explosives along India-Pakistan border. [Image via Hindustan Times]

BSF intercepts 286 drones in 2024, curbing illicit trafficking activities of heroin, arms, and explosives along India-Pakistan border.

United Nations: An Institution in Need of Reforms

The United Nations has shaped global collaboration since 1945, but is it ready for the challenges of today’s multipolar world? [Image via Shutterstock]

The United Nations has shaped global collaboration since 1945, but is it ready for the challenges of today’s multipolar world?

Bengal Govt Hindering India-Bangladesh Border Fencing: Suvendu Adhikari

Suvendu Adhikari accuses West Bengal govt of obstructing BSF projects along Bangladesh border, raising security concerns. [Image via Indian Express]

Suvendu Adhikari accuses West Bengal govt of obstructing BSF projects along Bangladesh border, raising security concerns.

India Offers Full Assistance to Yemeni Death Row Inmate Nimisha Priya

India extends full support to Nimisha Priya, a death row inmate in Yemen, as her family seeks to raise blood money for her release. [Image via Indian Express]

India extends full support to Nimisha Priya, a death row inmate in Yemen, as her family seeks to raise blood money for her release.

Bangladesh Seeks Abdali SRBM from Pakistan for Defense

Bangladesh seeks to acquire Abdali SRBM from Pakistan to strengthen its defense amid growing tensions with India. [Image via AFP/ISPR]

Bangladesh seeks to acquire Abdali SRBM from Pakistan to strengthen its defense amid growing tensions with India.

Bangladesh to Import Fertilizer from Saudi Arabia for Food Security

Bangladesh signs a two-year deal with Saudi Arabia to import 400,000 tons of fertilizer to boost food security. [Image via BADC]

Bangladesh signs a two-year deal with Saudi Arabia to import 400,000 tons of fertilizer to boost food security.

How Geopolitics of Oil Transformed the World

From World War I to the rise of renewable energy, the geopolitics of oil continues to influence economies and international relations. [Image via SAT Creatives/Adapted from The Financial Times]

From World War I to the rise of renewable energy, the geopolitics of oil continues to influence economies and international relations.

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