Last Updated: November 2, 2026

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    Pakistan Airstrikes on Afghanistan Kill 10 Civilians, Most of Them Children: UN

    UNAMA has confirmed that at least 10 civilians, most of them children, were killed and nine injured in airstrikes in Afghanistan’s Kunar and Helmand provinces.

    Pakistan’s Politics of Confrontation

    Pakistan faces a stark constitutional paradox: a state that projects strategic strength abroad, yet remains unable to establish a stable and broadly accepted constitutional balance of power at home.

    ISI Shifts Focus From Dawood’s Operations to Protecting Him Near Karachi Port

    Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) has reportedly changed its approach towards fugitive underworld figure Dawood Ibrahim, with greater emphasis now being placed on keeping him secure and moving him to a location near Karachi port

    Women Warriors in Balochistan

    The operational landscape in Balochistan has witnessed a major tactical shift as female combat units belonging to the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) carry out direct armed assaults targeting Pakistani security convoys and military installations. A Pakistani military convoy was ambushed recently near Turbat in Balochistan, and this was claimed by.

    Pakistan Airstrikes Hit Afghanistan: 28 Militants Claimed Killed, 3 Civilians Reported Dead; Taliban Vows Response

    Pakistan claims 28 militants were killed in airstrikes on targets in Afghanistan, while Taliban authorities report three civilian deaths and four injuries in Kunar.

    EOS-05 Satellite Could Reshape Crisis Dynamics in Subcontinent

    India's space agency geostationary earth observation satellite, EOS-05, that will give the central government persistent surveillance capabilities over the subcontinent and could reshape crisis dynamics with Pakistan.

    Pak’s Rising Fuel Costs Spur Concern

    Growing concerns are being raised in Pakistan over continued increases in fuel, electricity and gas prices, with limited public resistance highlighting the economic pressure facing households and the challenges of political mobilisation. Repeated increases in petroleum product prices and utility tariffs have added to the cost of living for households already dealing with inflation and.

    ISI may move Shehzad Bhatti to Pakistan after India ban, CBI seeks Interpol RCN

    with the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) designating the Shehzad Bhatti network as a banned terrorist organisation under the stringent Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) and broadening the scope of investigations against it for recruiting Indian youths to execute surveillance, smuggling, and targeted attacks, Indian intelligence officials believe the gangster may be brought back to Pakistan, keeping in view India’s extradition arrangements with the UAE and Brazil, where he is believed to be operating.

    Pakistan Increases Drone Activity Along LoC as Infiltration Attempts Continue

    Pakistan has been using drones extensively against India in the past couple of years. Drones have been used to smuggle arms, ammunition and narcotics, especially into Punjab.

    CDSCO issues health alert regarding unauthorized cosmetic creams from Pakistan

    The Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) has issued a public health alert regarding the sale of certain unauthorized cosmetic products allegedly manufactured in Pakistan.

    India summons diplomat after Pakistani naval unit collides with Indian Navy ship

    India has summoned Pakistan's Charge d'Affaires in New Delhi after a Pakistani naval unit collided with an Indian Navy ship.