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BALOCHISTAN – TERRORST ATTACK (OPERATION HEROF 2.0) & INTELLIGENCE BASED OPERATIONS (IBOs)

- Counter Terrorism - February 3, 2026

Kashif Bangash On 31st January , the UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned Pakistan about threats similar to those emanating from Afghanistan. Speaking in New York, he said the United Nations remains committed to four key objectives in Afghanistan, while expressing frustration over the Taliban’s failure to make progress on inclusive governance, human rights, and regional […]

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Artificial Intelligence and the Changing Face of Organizations

- International - January 28, 2026

Junaid Riaz For most of the twentieth century, organizational change was driven largely by human effort, managerial decisions, and institutional policies. New systems were introduced slowly, and major transformations often took years to take effect. In recent decades, however, a new force has begun to reshape organizations in a more profound way: Artificial Intelligence (AI). […]

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SECURITY AT A GLANCE (1–15 January 2026)

- Security - January 19, 2026

Overview The reporting period of 1–15 January 2026 reflects a marked escalation in militant violence, asymmetric warfare, and targeted killings, particularly across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and Balochistan, with sustained pressure on law enforcement agencies (LEAs), CTD units, and security forces. The pattern of attacks demonstrates operational resilience and tactical adaptation by militant networks, including the […]

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Wait for your turn

- Pakistan - January 3, 2026

Dr. Naveed Elahi Zorain’s article is a mundane monotone based on misleading political sloganeering sans reasonable arguments. He pretends to think that Gen Z thinks whatever he thinks. He has adopted a pretentious posture of the sole spokesman of the entire generation to highlight their presumed disillusionment. To add further enormity to his skewed posture, […]

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SECURITY AT A GLANCE (16–31 Dec 2025)

- Security - January 2, 2026

Domestic BALOCHISTAN ISLAMABAD KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA (KP) Comments & Analysis:According to unconfirmed reports by Afghanistan International, senior TTP commanders—including Noor Wali Mehsud, Hafiz Gul Bahadur, Azmatullah Mehsud, Akhtar Muhammad Khalil, and Mufti Sadiq Noor Dawar—frequently travel between Kabul and Afghan provinces such as Kunar, Khost, Paktia, and Paktika. Pakistan has repeatedly urged the Taliban-led IEA government […]

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The State Strikes Back

- Counter Terrorism - December 29, 2025

Dr. Naveed Elahi According to the latest report published in the media, at least 12 terrorists were killed in two separate intelligence-based operations (IBOs) in Kalat district (Balochistan) and Karak district (KP), following credible intelligence about militant presence. In Balochistan, four militants affiliated with Fitna al Hindustan (BLA etc) were neutralised and weapons and ammunition […]

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Indian Counter Terrorism Narrative

- Counter Terrorism - December 20, 2025

Muhammad Atta Ullah Indian policies to counter terrorism have mustered no support at international level rather these have been counter-productive. Indian leadership, however, has been successfully selling the ill-conceived counter terrorism narrative to its public to get political mileage which apparently has yielded positive results for Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) in recently concluded Bihar state […]

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THE MORAL DYNAMITE OF THE WEST:

- International - December 20, 2025

Why the Nobel Peace Prize Continues to Fail the Global South  Azhar Rashid Khan, PSP The Nobel Peace Prize — created, ironically, by Alfred Nobel, the inventor of dynamite — is celebrated as the world’s highest moral honour, a beacon of hope and principle. Yet its track record reveals a deeply political logic: rather than purely […]

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SECURITY AT A GLANCE (1–15.12.25)

- Security - December 19, 2025

Domestic BALOCHISTAN Comments & Analysis: The recent incidents across Balochistan reflect a volatile security landscape shaped by overlapping militant, criminal, and institutional vulnerabilities. Insurgent activity remains persistent, demonstrated through coordinated attacks on FC installations, a suicide bombing in Nokundi, and targeted killings, including the murder of a CTD official. At the same time, high-frequency criminal […]

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