Tag: afghanistan

Will Trump Dial Up America’s ‘Do More’ Policy for Afghanistan?

The U.S. “Do More” policy faces new challenges as Trump’s return could shift aid and counter-terrorism strategies in Afghanistan.

Terrorism, Economics, and Ideology: Pakistan Confronting Fitna Al Khawarij

On Jan 5, TTP, labeled Fitna al Khawarij, declared war on Pakistan’s security and economy, making confronting Fitna al Khawarij essential for national stability.

TTP Statements Escalate Threats, Targets Economy Amid Tensions

TTP statements threaten PML-N, military-linked businesses, escalating tensions amid Pakistan’s political and security crisis.

Drop Site News: The Disinformation Blueprint Against Pakistan

Drop Site News (DSN) claims to expose global malfeasance, but its sensationalism and biased attacks against Pakistan tell a different story.

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.

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.

Russia’s Taliban Pivot: A Calculated Play or a Risky Gamble?

Russia’s Taliban pivot signals a strategic gamble, balancing counterterrorism efforts with geopolitical ambitions in a volatile regional landscape.

Afghanistan Condemns Pakistan Airstrikes in Paktika

Afghanistan condemns Pakistan airstrikes in Paktika, claiming death of civilians and escalating tensions between the two countries

US Embassy Condemns Oppression of Women by AIG

US Embassy condemns IEA injustice against women in Afghanistan, warning it threatens global justice and human rights.

ANP-led Jirga Demands Opening of Pak-Afghan Border

ANP-led jirga urges reopening of Pak-Afghan border points to boost trade and improve regional economic conditions.