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Pakistan says years of diplomatic engagement with Afghanistan have failed to stop terrorism originating from Afghan territory, raising fresh concerns over regional security and cross-border militant activity. Islamabad has repeatedly urged Afghan authorities to prevent armed groups from using Afghan soil for attacks against Pakistan.

This report examines Pakistan’s latest position, the growing security challenge along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, diplomatic efforts with Kabul, and concerns surrounding militant groups operating from across the border.

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A September 2026 Atlantic Council assessment has renewed concerns over terrorism risks linked to Afghanistan, highlighting the continued presence of multiple militant organisations and the potential threat they pose to regional and international security. The assessment comes amid growing scrutiny of groups operating across the Afghanistan-Pakistan region, including IS-K, Al-Qaeda-linked networks and other armed organisations.

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Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates are strengthening bilateral ties as both countries move toward a deeper strategic partnership. The growing relationship focuses on trade, investment, economic cooperation, regional stability and stronger people-to-people connections.

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PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has said that creating new provinces will not solve Pakistan’s economic problems. His remarks come amid a growing political debate over proposals to divide existing provinces into smaller administrative units.

Bilawal Bhutto has called for greater focus on economic reforms, governance, public welfare and development instead of relying on territorial restructuring as a solution to the country’s financial challenges.

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s latest remarks on terrorism have triggered fresh debate and questions over India’s own record, regional security policies, and past allegations involving cross-border activities.
In this video, we examine Modi’s statements, the political context behind them, and the wider debate surrounding India’s approach to terrorism and security in South Asia. The discussion also looks at how Pakistan and other regional actors may respond to such claims and why these remarks are attracting international attention.

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Five years after the fall of Kabul in August 2021, Afghanistan remains at the center of global debate over governance, human rights, security, economic challenges and the future of its people. This report looks at how Afghanistan has changed since the Taliban returned to power, the humanitarian situation facing millions of Afghans, restrictions affecting women and girls, international reactions, and the continuing impact on Afghan communities around the world.

Watch this special report for a closer look at Afghanistan five years after Kabul fell and the major questions surrounding the country's future.

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#Pakistan #India #IndusWatersTreaty #WaterDispute #BreakingNews

Pakistan has secured a major legal and diplomatic boost in the Indus Waters Treaty dispute with India, but the development comes with an important twist. The latest ruling has reinforced the treaty’s continuing legal force and strengthened Pakistan’s position on key obligations linked to the agreement.

The decision is significant because it affects the wider debate over treaty implementation, dispute-resolution mechanisms and future hydroelectric projects on the Western Rivers. However, the ruling also adds a new layer of legal and political complexity to the long-running Pakistan-India water dispute.

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#IndusWatersTreaty #Pakistan #India #WaterDispute

A major ruling on the Indus Waters Treaty has strengthened Pakistan’s legal position in the long-running water dispute with India. The decision reinforces the continuing force of the treaty and highlights the importance of resolving disagreements through the mechanisms established under the agreement.

The ruling is significant for Pakistan because it supports its position on treaty obligations, dispute-resolution procedures and the management of the Western Rivers. The development could also influence future proceedings involving hydroelectric projects and other outstanding issues under the Indus Waters Treaty.

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#Pakistan #Drones #MilitaryTechnology #CombatDrone #DefenseNews

Pakistan is expanding its drone fleet with increasingly advanced unmanned aerial systems designed for surveillance, reconnaissance, intelligence gathering, target identification and combat-related operations. The growing use of modern drone technology reflects the changing nature of warfare, where unmanned platforms are becoming a major part of battlefield awareness and precision operations.

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