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Deadly Taliban Attack Kills 12 at Pakistan Checkpoint

A devastating suicide attack struck a Pakistani army checkpoint in Bajur district, near the Afghan border, leaving 11 security personnel and one child dead....

East at a Crossroads of Conflicts

The world's attention is focused primarily on the conflict in Ukraine. Meanwhile, the potential for armed clashes in another part of the world is...

Can the Military Force Solve a Political Problem? Pakistan’s 77-Year Balochistan Crisis

On January 31, coordinated attacks across nearly a dozen cities in Balochistan killed more than 30 civilians and 18 law enforcement personnel. The Baloch...

Women Suicide Bombers and Advanced Arms Mark Shift in Pakistan’s Baloch Insurgency

Pakistan’s long-running insurgency in Balochistan is entering a new and more complex phase, marked by the participation of women in suicide attacks and the...

The Trilateral Shift

On 15 January 2026, the Pakistani defense production minister confirmed that an agreement for a new trilateral defense deal between Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and...

Pakistan Concludes Balochistan Operation, 216 Militants Killed

Pakistan’s military announced on Thursday that it had successfully concluded a week-long security operation against separatist militants in Balochistan, killing 216 insurgents in coordinated...

EXPLAINER: Who Has Nuclear Weapons, and Why Should We Care

Nuclear weapons are the most powerful bombs, using nuclear fission to release energy, with hydrogen bombs also utilizing fusion. The U. S. dropped the...

Who is the BLA? The Terrorist Group Targeting Pakistan in Balochistan

The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), a banned separatist group in Pakistan, has claimed responsibility for recent attacks that resulted in significant casualties among civilians...

Pakistan Retaliates: 145 Militants Killed After Balochistan Attacks

Pakistan's security forces killed 145 militants within 40 hours following coordinated attacks in Balochistan, a province known for its ongoing conflict with insurgent groups. The...

Mosque Warnings Spur Exodus of Thousands in Northwest Pakistan, Fearing Military Action

Tens of thousands of people have recently left the Tirah Valley in northwestern Pakistan due to warnings from mosques about potential military action against...

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