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Digital Shadow Wars: Terrorism 2.0 in the Age of AI

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is conquering the world by replacing traditional techniques and labor with modern strategies and techniques. It is transforming every sector by...

Al Qaeda-Linked Militants Claim Large-Scale Attacks on Mali Army Bases

An al Qaeda affiliate and Tuareg rebels launched coordinated attacks across Mali on Saturday, marked as one of the most significant operations against the...

Paigham-e-Pakistan and the Islamic Rejection of Extremist Violence: A Constitutional and Theological Overview

In 2018, Pakistan witnessed the formal articulation of one of the most significant collective religious declarations in its modern history: the Paigham-e-Pakistan fatwa. Endorsed...

Afghanistan, Militancy, and Regional Stability: A Data Driven Assessment

Since the return of the Taliban in August 2021, Afghanistan has faced renewed scrutiny over the presence of militant groups on its territory. For...

Netanyahu’s End Game Balances Security, Power, and Political Survival

Benjamin Netanyahu’s end game in the war against Iran is shaped by Israel’s long standing security concerns. Iran is seen not just as a...

Israel Passes Law Enabling Death Penalty for Palestinians

Knesset has passed controversial new legislation that significantly expands the use of capital punishment, particularly for Palestinians in the occupied territories. The law, backed...

Border Fire, Regional Fallout: Pakistan–Afghanistan Clash Signals Wider Instability

A fragile pause in fighting between Pakistan and Afghanistan during Eid al-Fitr has done little to ease fears that the conflict could reignite at...

How China Sees the U.S. Terror Designation of Sudan’s Muslim Brotherhood—and Its Impact on the Iran Conflict

China has not officially announced a detailed position on the United States' designation of the Muslim Brotherhood in Sudan as a terrorist organization. However,...

Pakistan: The Resolve in the Face of Afghan Instability

At the beginning of March 2026, the South Asian region was shaken by the worrying development on its western front, with Pakistan and Afghanistan...

Dozens of Civilians Killed in Afghanistan as Afghanistan–Pakistan Clashes Escalate

At least 42 civilians have been killed and 104 wounded in cross-border fighting between Afghanistan and Pakistan from February 26 to March 2, according...

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Xi to Press Trump to Halt Taiwan Arms Sales in 1982 Agreement Push

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Iran-US Talks May Resume as Trump and Pezeshkian Head to UN

On Tuesday, Iran and the United States signaled the...

Can Iran Reopen the Strait of Hormuz Through Diplomacy?

Iran has offered to reopen the Strait of Hormuz...
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