3 h. ago Issue Brief on “The Uzbekistan–Afghanistan–Pakistan (UAP) Railway: A Bridge to Geoeconomics”

Issue Brief on “The Uzbekistan–Afghanistan–Pakistan (UAP) Railway: A Bridge to Geoeconomics”  Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI)

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7 h. ago Khawaja Asif Calls Kabul Airstrikes ‘Legitimate’, Opposition Leader Fazl

Pakistan’s Defence Minister has defended recent airstrikes in Kabul as legitimate, asserting they target militants, while opposition leader Fazl-ur-Rehman criticized the attacks as disproportionate and provocative. Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif described comparisons of Islamabad’s military operations against Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in Afghanistan territory with India’s recent strikes on Pakistan as “incorrect and inappropriate,” emphasizing […] The post Khawaja Asif Calls Kabul Airstrikes ‘Legitimate’, Opposition Leader Fazl-ur-Rehman Criticizes Action appeared first on Khaama Press.

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10 h. ago Pakistan defence minister defends strikes in Afghanistan amid political split

Pakistan defence minister defends strikes in Afghanistan amid political split  Amu TV

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11 h. ago Pakistan Opposition Leader Chief Condemns Army's Military Action In Afghanistan

Pakistan Opposition Leader Chief Condemns Army's Military Action In Afghanistan  Deccan Chronicle

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24 h. ago Pakistan Cleric Slams Asim Munir Over Afghanistan Strikes, Says India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’ Then Justified

Pakistan Cleric Slams Asim Munir Over Afghanistan Strikes, Says India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’ Then Justified  Times Now

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29 h. ago Pakistan cleric slams Asim Munir over Afghanistan attacks, says then even India’s Op Sindoor justified

Pakistan cleric slams Asim Munir over Afghanistan attacks, says then even India’s Op Sindoor justified  ThePrint

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32 h. ago Media Group Urges Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif to Protect Afghan Journalists Facing Arrest and Deportation

A media advocacy group has urged Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to intervene and protect Afghan journalists facing arrest, harassment, and forced deportation. The exile media support organization Nai in Exile has urged Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to intervene directly to address the worsening situation of Afghanistan’s journalists in Pakistan. In a letter sent […] The post Media Group Urges Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif to Protect Afghan Journalists Facing Arrest and Deportation appeared first on Khaama Press.

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34 h. ago Taliban minister says Afghanistan relied on Pakistan for 70% of medicines

Taliban minister says Afghanistan relied on Pakistan for 70% of medicines  Amu TV

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49 h. ago Pakistan Opposition Calls for Dialogue, Border Reopening With Afghanistan

Pakistan’s opposition urged dialogue with Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers, warning that worsening ties, border closures and rising insecurity threaten trade, stability and livelihoods in border regions. Pakistan’s opposition parties have called for urgent dialogue with Afghanistan’s Taliban authorities amid growing concern over deteriorating ties and rising security and economic pressures. The demands were outlined after a […] The post Pakistan Opposition Calls for Dialogue, Border Reopening With Afghanistan appeared first on Khaama Press.

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50 h. ago Pakistan Army Chief: 70% of Militants Crossing from Afghanistan are Afghan Nationals

Pakistan Army Chief: 70% of Militants Crossing from Afghanistan are Afghan Nationals  KabulNow

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51 h. ago Senior figure of ISIS (Daesh) terror group captured in Afghanistan

Senior figure of ISIS (Daesh) terror group captured in Afghanistan-Pakistan region by Turkish intelligence  Anadolu Ajansı

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51 h. ago Statelessness and Prolonged Waiting: The Ordeal of Journalists from Afghanistan in Iran and Pakistan

Statelessness and Prolonged Waiting: The Ordeal of Journalists from Afghanistan in Iran and Pakistan  Hasht-e Subh Daily

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3 d. ago Pakistan Army Chief Says 70 Percent of TTP Fighters Are Afghan Nationals

Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir claimed 70 percent of TTP fighters entering Pakistan are Afghan nationals, urging Taliban action to secure borders. Pakistan’s Army Chief, General Asim Munir, has claimed that 70 percent of Tehreek‑e‑Taliban Pakistan (TTP) fighters entering Pakistan are Afghan nationals, escalating security tensions with Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers. Kabul has yet to […] The post Pakistan Army Chief Says 70 Percent of TTP Fighters Are Afghan Nationals appeared first on Khaama Press.

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4 d. ago The Prescription Shift: Is India Replacing Pakistan in Afghanistan’s Medical Lifeline?

The Prescription Shift: Is India Replacing Pakistan in Afghanistan’s Medical Lifeline?  Hasht-e Subh Daily

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4 d. ago "Strong relationship with India, relations with Pakistan stands deteriorated...": Afghanistan Minister of Public Health

"Strong relationship with India, relations with Pakistan stands deteriorated...": Afghanistan Minister of Public Health  The Indian EYE

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4 d. ago Four Pakistani Soldiers Killed in North Waziristan Attack, Islamabad Accuses Militants Based in Afghanistan

Four Pakistani soldiers were killed in a suicide attack in North Waziristan, prompting Islamabad to summon a Taliban diplomat and accuse militants based in Afghanistan of involvement. Pakistan summoned the deputy head of the Taliban’s embassy in Islamabad after a suicide bombing in North Waziristan killed four Pakistani soldiers, escalating tensions between the two neighbours. […] The post Four Pakistani Soldiers Killed in North Waziristan Attack, Islamabad Accuses Militants Based in Afghanistan appeared first on Khaama Press.

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5 d. ago The Afghanistan–Pakistan Standoff and the Limits of China’s Regional Diplomacy

Renewed violence along the Afghanistan–Pakistan border in recent months has underscored not only the fragility of relations between Kabul and Islamabad, but also the constraints facing China’s role as a regional diplomatic actor. Exchanges of fire near major crossings, Pakistan’s airstrikes that resulted in civilian casualties inside Afghanistan, Kabul’s retaliatory responses, and repeated border closures […] The post The Afghanistan–Pakistan Standoff and the Limits of China’s Regional Diplomacy appeared first on Khaama Press.

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5 d. ago Pakistan: Presence of Militant Groups Undermines Afghanistan’s Stability and Development

Pakistan: Presence of Militant Groups Undermines Afghanistan’s Stability and Development  KabulNow

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5 d. ago Afghanistan Situation: Afghan Returns from Iran and Pakistan Emergency Update #17 (19 December 2025)

Afghanistan Situation: Afghan Returns from Iran and Pakistan Emergency Update #17 (19 December 2025)  ReliefWeb

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5 d. ago UN: 2.17 Million Afghans Forced to Return from Iran and Pakistan, More Than 60% Are Children

The United Nations says 2.17 million Afghans have been forced back from Iran and Pakistan, with children comprising over 60 percent of returnees nationwide crisis. Afghanistan is facing one of the world’s largest displacement and returnee crises, according to the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), as millions of Afghans are forced back from neighboring countries […] The post UN: 2.17 Million Afghans Forced to Return from Iran and Pakistan, More Than 60% Are Children appeared first on Khaama Press.

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