Last Updated: November 2, 2026

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    Terrorism, Loans Reflect Pakistan’s Failure

    Harbouring terrorists, intense control of the military, loan dependency, and sidelining of its own people have all contributed to Pakistan’s “failure” as a responsible nation. A responsible country protects its own people, keeps its promises and does not let its land be used to harm others. By this simple test, Pakistan has failed for decades..

    Deteriorating Security Environment Along Pakistan’s Western Frontier

    The explosion in Dera Ismail Khan city of Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, which claimed lives of 13 people and injured 20 others over the weekend, should not be seen as an isolated attack, but as another warning from a rapidly deteriorating security environment along Pakistan’s western frontier. The explosion in Dera Ismail Khan is part of.

    CIA Files Reveal Osama bin Laden Considered India for Terror Attacks Years Before 9/11

    Newly declassified CIA documents reveal that India was among countries identified as potential terrorist targets by Osama bin Laden's al-Qaeda network years before 9/11.

    ‘Slap in the Face for Pakistan’: Former J&K DGP Hails China’s Backing of BRICS Declaration Against Terrorism

    A former J&K DGP has welcomed China’s backing of the BRICS declaration against terrorism, calling the development a “slap in the face for Pakistan.”

    PM Modi Remembers 9/11 Victims, Reaffirms India’s Resolve Against Terrorism

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi remembered the victims of the 9/11 terror attacks on the 25th anniversary and reaffirmed India’s resolve to oppose terrorism in all its forms.

    Red Fort Car Blast: AQAP India Footprint Raises Alarm Over Radicalisation, Terror Manuals

    The NIA's 7,500-page charge sheet in the Red Fort car blast case has highlighted an AQAP-linked manual found among members of a self-radicalisation module in Faridabad.

    ‘Stay Back Home and Fight’: Islamic State Shifts Strategy to Homegrown Radicalisation

    The Islamic State has reportedly shifted its strategy, encouraging potential recruits to stay in India while focusing on online radicalisation and extremist activities.

    Red Fort blast that killed 11 was carried out by Al-Qaeda’s India subcontinent outfit, UN report reveals

    A UN Security Council monitoring report has officially attributed the November 2025 Red Fort blast that killed 11 people to Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS), while warning of the group's expanding regional network.

    J&K Counter-Intelligence Wing raids multiple places in Valley over glorification of terrorism

    Srinagar: The Counter-Intelligence Kashmir (CIK) wing of Jammu and Kashmir Police on Saturday raided multiple locations in the Valley in connection with an already registered FIR over online glorification of terrorism. Officials said that CIK Kashmir on Saturday morning carried out raids at multiple locations across the Kashmir Valley in connection with a terror-related case.

    Pakistan struggle with terrorism consequences of strategic choices

    Pakistan’s struggle with terrorism is the result of historical strategic decisions, evolving militant ecosystems, ideological radicalisation, governance deficiencies, and regional instability. Pakistan’s experience showcases that the cultivation or selective tolerance of militant organisations can eventually produce security threats that extend far beyond its original goals.   Pakistan’s struggle with terrorism is often projected as a.

    ‘Satluj’ objection not against religion but terrorism: Union Minister Ravneet Singh

    Amid the Diljit Dosanjh-starrer film 'Satluj' row, Union Minister of State Ravneet Singh Bittu on Monday said his objections