Tehreek E Taliban Pakistan

Global Watch | Af-Pak relations going down the drain over water sharing dispute

Afghanistan, with or without the Afghan Taliban, anyway, needs better water management to deal with the issue of water scarcity in the country

Vantage | What Pakistan Army chief can hope to bring back from his US visit

As General Munir strives to reset US-Pakistan relations, the complexities surrounding financial dependencies, security threats and geopolitical challenges underscore the uphill battle he faces

Vantage | Will Pakistan's elections be delayed again?

Pakistan is betting on the IMF to survive the current economic crisis; an election delay won't sit well with them

Pakistan Taliban running ‘shadow rule’ in North Waziristan, warns govt contractors of armed action for disobeying orders

The Pakistan Taliban has successfully established a shadow rule in various parts of the volatile northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and is now directing local officials and contractors to "consult and cooperate" with its clandestine administrative apparatus, according to a report

Taliban govt in Kabul allowing outlawed TTP to carry out terror activities in Pakistan, alleges diplomat

"We cannot fathom the fact that the TTP people, who are living in Afghanistan, are under their (Afghan Taliban) control. They are allowed to cross the Pakistan border and conduct sabotage activities, massacre and then go back. This is something that is discomforting for us," said Asif Durrani

Vantage | Pakistan can't blame others for mess on its borders, terror within

While Pakistan reaps the harvest of its past actions, the repercussions extend beyond its borders, urging regional players to remain vigilant in this evolving geopolitical landscape

Vantage | Why refugee exodus can change Pak-Afghan relations forever

The Taliban has condemned Pakistan's decision to deport Afghan refugees as inhumane and detrimental to Afghan-Pakistani relations

Global Watch | Pakistan’s failure to deal with twin Taliban can lead to Af-Pak clash

The Pakistan Army’s plan to tame TTP through the Taliban government in Kabul has failed miserably and it is unlikely to succeed in future

75 soldiers abducted, 10 killed in Taliban attack in northwest Pakistan’s Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province

The banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) claimed responsibility for the attack on the Ostai security check-post and Janjeerat Koh check-post in the Chitral district. Both the military check-posts are located close to the Pakistan-Afghanistan border

Pakistan's diplomatic setbacks: A self-inflicted quagmire and India's strategic successes

Contrary to Ashraf Jehangir Qazi's stance, it becomes clear that attributing Pakistan's strained relations with India wrongly to New Delhi's actions overlooks the critical role of Pakistan's internal policy decisions and strategic missteps in shaping the current state of affairs