Following Maulana Fazlur Rehman’s address in Rawalpindi, critical questions have emerged regarding Pakistan’s border security, cross-border terrorism, and relations with Afghanistan. The discussion highlights the
Afghanistan under the Taliban shelters terrorist groups threatening Pakistan’s security, necessitating proactive defense and regional coordination.
Investigations reveal Afghanistan functioning as a hub for orchestrated cross-border attacks, with India and Israel allegedly exploiting its territory to destabilize Pakistan, posing serious risks
UNAMA details rising public punishments and expanding curbs on women under Taliban rule, signaling a deepening and systemic human rights crisis in Afghanistan.
The final quarter of 2025 saw the Taliban intensify repression through public floggings, executions, and systemic exclusion of women from education, work, and humanitarian spaces.
An analysis of UNAMA’s claims on Afghan civilian casualties, examining ignored context, cross-border terrorism, and Pakistan’s defensive security measures.
The Taliban have converted part of the former US Embassy in Kabul into a religious school, raising fears of ideological indoctrination and long-term radicalization.
Pakistan and Uzbekistan urge Taliban accountability, linking Afghan stability to regional security and the UAP Railway, highlighting the nexus of counterterrorism, connectivity, and economic integration
US-abandoned weapons in Afghanistan are fueling terrorism in Pakistan. Militants now use advanced arms, raising security, accountability, and regional concerns.
A recent report documenting 205 violations against journalists highlights the steady erosion of press freedom in Afghanistan under Taliban rule. Systematic censorship, intimidation, and the