Sources: Pakistan Requests Opening of Political Offices of Anti-Taliban Fronts in Islamabad Reliable sources in Pakistan report that the likelihood of reopening political offices of anti-Taliban Afghan fronts in Islamabad has increased. According to these sources, the Pakistani government recently requested Ahmad Massoud, leader of the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan, and General Yasin Zia,
Pakistan: 25 Militants Killed in Bannu Operation, 18 of Them Afghan Nationals In a large-scale security operation in Bannu district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, Pakistani forces killed 25 militants, according to Pakistani security sources, 18 of whom were Afghan citizens. The operation was carried out following intelligence reports regarding armed group movements in the area.
Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Turkey Seek to Mediate Between Taliban and Pakistan. Sources confirm that Saudi Arabia has offered to mediate between the Taliban and Pakistan. Previously, Iran had also expressed willingness to help reduce tensions between the two sides. A high-level Turkish delegation is scheduled to travel to Pakistan next week to facilitate talks
New Report: Regime Change in Afghanistan Added to Pakistan’s Agenda. A new report by an American publication highlights the growing tensions between Pakistan and the Taliban, stating that after failed negotiations, Pakistan has decided to shift its policy and begin supporting anti-Taliban groups. According to the report, several political figures and commanders from the Resistance
Ashraf Ghani, the Fugitive Former President: Afghanistan Needs National Consensus and Inclusive Dialogue. Ashraf Ghani, the fugitive former President of Afghanistan, said today, Thursday, 20 November 2025, on social media platform X that the country is at a critical historical juncture and overcoming current crises requires “national consensus, redefining national interests, and inclusive dialogue.” He
CIA Report Details on the Attack Against the Taliban Leader and His Security Structure. A report published by Sarah Adams, former CIA officer, revealed details of a failed assassination attempt on Hibatullah Akhundzada, the Taliban leader, in Kandahar, describing it as “the most dangerous internal threat to the Taliban leadership” since the fall of the
Iran to Host Regional Meeting to Reduce Tensions Between Pakistan and the Taliban. The Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced that Tehran will host a regional meeting in mid-December aimed at reducing tensions between Pakistan and the Taliban. The meeting will focus on regional dialogue for crisis management and enhanced political cooperation. Saeed Khatibzadeh,
Mohaqqiq Warns the Taliban: “The Fate of Authoritarian Regimes Will Be Repeated”. Mohammad Mohaqqiq, leader of the People’s Islamic Unity Party of Afghanistan, has described the removal of the Uzbek language from the signboard of Jawzjan University as “ignorant, discriminatory, and anti-national identity.” He said this move reflects a pattern that, in his view, will
Indian Media Claim: Delhi Bombing Suspect Flees to Afghanistan Indian media reported that Muzaffar Ahmed Rater, the main suspect in the recent deadly bombing near Delhi’s Red Fort, has links with an active operational cell in Afghanistan and a Pakistani coordinator. Rater, identified as a key figure in the network, fled to Afghanistan from Dubai
Taliban Reiterates Claims of U.S. Drone Flights over Afghanistan. Zabiullah Mujahid, Taliban spokesperson, told the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) that U.S. drones continue to operate in Afghanistan’s airspace. He stated that these drones enter Afghanistan “through the airspace of some neighboring countries,” though he did not name any specific country. Mujahid emphasized that
