Pakistan Airstrikes, Afghanistan

Pakistan-Afghanistan Tensions Escalate After Airstrikes as Islamabad Alleges India-Israel-Taliban Nexus Behind Growing Regional Instability and Violence

Relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan have entered a dangerous new phase following a series of cross-border military actions that have intensified already strained ties between the two neighbors. The latest escalation began after Pakistani military strikes inside Afghanistan reportedly killed...
pakistan airstrike in afghanistan

Pakistan’s Afghanistan Strikes Echo India’s Post-2015 Doctrine as TTP Sanctuaries Face Growing Military Pressure

Pakistan carried out air and ground strikes overnight in eastern Afghanistan, targeting militants it blames for a deadly attack in Karachi that killed at least three Pakistani troops. The operation marks the latest escalation in Islamabad’s increasingly aggressive campaign against...
Afghanistan First Astronaut Abdul Ahad Momand

Afghanistan’s First Astronaut Abdul Ahad Momand Dies at 67 After Historic Space Mission and Decades of German Exile

Abdul Ahad Momand, the first Afghan to travel into space and one of the most remarkable figures in Afghanistan’s modern history, has died in Germany at the age of 67. His passing on June 21 marks the end of a...
Taliban

Taliban’s War Against ISKP Has Reduced Violence in Afghanistan—but Exported a Global Threat

On August 26, 2021, just eleven days after the Taliban swept into Kabul and reclaimed power in Afghanistan, a suicide bomber detonated explosives outside Abbey Gate at Hamid Karzai International Airport. The attack killed 13 U.S. service members and approximately...
Pakistan- Afghanistan Border

Pakistan Hit by Renewed Suicide Attack Amid Escalating Militancy as UN Releases Report Detailing 372 Afghan Civilian Deaths in Cross-Border Violence

A suicide bomber killed at least seven people and wounded 20 others in northwest Pakistan on Tuesday, according to police, in the latest attack to underscore deteriorating security conditions and escalating tensions between Pakistan and neighboring Afghanistan. The bombing occurred...
China' Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)

China’s Belt and Road Initiative Trapped in Pakistan-Afghanistan Conflict, Exposing Limits of Beijing’s Power to Halt Escalating War

Escalating clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan are rapidly transforming the long-disputed Durand Line into a wider regional security crisis, with implications that extend far beyond the rugged frontier separating the two neighbors. What began as cross-border strikes and retaliatory operations...
Pakistan Dominates in Air and Technology-Yet Afghanistan’s Mountains Could Neutralize Advantage in Sustained Confrontation

Pakistan Dominates in Air and Technology, Yet Afghanistan’s Mountains Could Neutralize Advantage in Sustained Confrontation

The latest military confrontation between Pakistan and Afghanistan marks one of the most serious turning points in relations between the two neighbors since the Afghan Taliban returned to power in August 2021. What began as recurring border skirmishes and mutual...
Zalmay Khalilzad

Doha Deal Architect Re-emerges in US Policy Circles Amid Accusations of Enabling Taliban Takeover

A senior architect of Washington’s most controversial Afghanistan policy shift is signaling a political comeback — reigniting debate over accountability, diplomacy, and America’s future posture toward Taliban-ruled Kabul. Zalmay Khalilzad, the former US Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation, is reportedly...
Afghanistan

US Senate Legislation to Prevent Funds from Reaching Taliban, Marking Shift in Afghanistan Policy

The US Senate Foreign Relations Committee has approved the bipartisan No Tax Dollars for Terrorists Act, a legislative move designed to ensure that American taxpayer funds do not directly or indirectly benefit the Taliban or other designated terrorist organizations operating...
NATO Troops Turkey, Afghanistan War

NATO Troops in Afghanistan, Minimal Losses! Why Trump’s Claim That Allies ‘Stayed Off the Front Lines’ Rings True for Turkey

S President Donald Trump has once again stirred controversy within the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), this time by questioning the frontline commitment of allied forces during the two-decade-long war in Afghanistan. His remarks have reopened old wounds among US...
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