TEHRIK E TALIBAN PAKISTAN
Pakistan takes over chair of UNSC Taliban sanctions committee amid China-backed push in Afghanistan
Pakistan now chairs the UNSC's Taliban sanctions committee. This occurs amid efforts to improve ties with the Taliban, facilitated by China. Russia and Guyana are vice chairs. India, though not on the UNSC, can influence decisions through allies. India will likely work with France, Russia, Denmark, and Algeria to counter Pakistan's moves.
Pakistani document shows India's extensive strikes during Operation Sindoor; lists 7 new targets
A newly released Pakistani document reveals previously unknown locations targeted by India during recent clashes, including sites in Peshawar, Attock, and other cities. India's Operation Sindoor, launched in response to a terror attack, targeted terrorist infrastructure using long-range weapons. Pakistan retaliated, but India inflicted heavy damage on key Pakistani military installations, leading to a ceasefire agreement.
Pakistan's Punjab Assembly Speaker Malik Ahmad Khan shares stage with JuD leaders at a rally
Malik Ahmad Khan, Punjab Assembly Speaker and PML-N leader, shared a stage with Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD) leaders, including Hafiz Saeed's son, at a rally organized by the banned group. Khan defended his presence, questioned the evidence against JuD, and termed the Pahalgam attack a 'false flag operation'.
Top Jaish-e-Mohammed commander, Abdul Aziz Esar, known for anti-India speeches found dead in Pakistan: Report
A top Jaish-e-Mohammed commander, Abdul Aziz Esar, known for anti-India speeches, was found dead in Pakistan under mysterious circumstances. This occurred amidst heightened tensions following India's Operation Sindoor, a retaliatory strike on terrorist infrastructure after an attack in Jammu and Kashmir.
‘Wear Sindoor in Modi’s name?’ Bhagwant Mann’s dig triggers BJP fury; Party seeks resignation over ‘one nation, one husband’ remark
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann faces severe backlash from the BJP for his controversial remarks on 'Operation Sindoor,' with BJP leaders accusing him of insensitivity and disrespect towards the armed forces and religious sentiments. The BJP clarified that 'Operation Sindoor' was a response to terrorists targeting Hindus, not a government scheme.
Pakistani spy held in Punjab for sharing sensitive information during Operation Sindoor
A man named Gagandeep Singh, from Tarn Taran district in Punjab, was arrested for allegedly spying for Pakistan during Operation Sindoor. He is accused of sharing sensitive Indian Army information, including troop movements and strategic details, with Pakistani intelligence operatives (PIOs) and the ISI. Authorities also found a mobile phone containing shared intelligence and contact details of over 20 ISI agents.
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Following Lashkar rally boasting 'revenge for 1971', Pakistan speaker’s open support for Pahalgam mastermind sparks outrage
Following India's Operation Sindoor, concerns are rising as ties between the Pakistani government and terrorist groups seemingly strengthen. A Punjab Assembly Speaker was seen at a rally with Lashkar-e-Taiba leaders, including a US-designated terrorist involved in the Pahalgam attack. Lashkar leaders are openly celebrating 'revenge' for the 1971 war, blurring the line between state and terror.
Anti-Hasina, pro-JeI actions of B'desh closely connected
Analysts suggest the Bangladesh interim regime's actions against Sheikh Hasina, including charging her with "crimes against humanity," are connected to the re-registration of the pro-Pakistan Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI). This move, along with the exoneration of JeI leaders from 1971 war crimes, strengthens Pakistan's influence and potentially aids the ISI agenda within Bangladesh.
"We are not at the doors with a begging bowl": BJP MP Samik Bhattacharya in London
In London, BJP MP Samik Bhattacharya declared India's firm stance against terrorism, cautioning global powers about the impending threat. He highlighted PM Modi's leadership in combating terrorism and criticized nations prioritizing weapon sales over humanity. Bhattacharya is part of an Indian parliamentary delegation visiting the UK, following Operation Sindoor, which targeted terror infrastructure in Pakistan.
India-Pakistan conflict involves more than just talks and diplomatic gestures: DMK MP Kanimozhi
Indian parliamentarians in Madrid conveyed a strong, unified message on India-Pakistan relations and the global fight against terrorism, urging international solidarity. They highlighted the complexities of resolving conflicts with Pakistan, emphasising its involvement in global terrorism and recounting historical aggression.
All-party delegation meets UK's Shadow Foreign Secretary Priti Patel, shares India's anti-terror resolve
An Indian parliamentary delegation, led by Ravi Shankar Prasad, met with UK's Shadow Foreign Secretary Priti Patel to reinforce India's commitment to combating cross-border terrorism. The delegation highlighted Operation Sindoor as an example of India's decisive counter-terrorism efforts.
Pakistan eyes chair of UNSC panel dealing with Taliban sanctions
Pakistan is vying for the chairmanship of the UNSC 1988 Committee, which oversees sanctions against the Taliban, as it seeks to improve relations with Kabul. Despite likely missing out on the 1267 Al-Qaeda sanctions committee, Pakistan aims to leverage the 1988 committee to potentially ease restrictions on the Taliban.
Pakistan, Afghanistan agree to advance key railway project
Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to expedite the Uzbekistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan (UAP) railway line project, a crucial step towards enhancing regional connectivity. This decision followed a telephonic conversation between officials, emphasizing the project's importance. Both nations also decided to upgrade diplomatic ties, signaling improved relations after recent tensions, potentially facilitated by China's mediation efforts.
Drone threat persists, sparks smuggling fears on Western border
During the recent military conflict, India successfully defended against over 600 aerial attacks from Pakistan along the Gujarat and Rajasthan borders. These attacks involved drones and missiles. Residents in the border areas are now worried that Pakistan's use of UAVs could lead to new smuggling routes for illegal goods. Security agencies are closely monitoring the situation after ceasefire.
Afghanistan welcomes upgraded diplomatic ties with Pakistan
Afghanistan and Pakistan have decided to upgrade their diplomatic relations, signaling a potential thaw in strained ties. The move comes as the Taliban's foreign minister prepares to visit Pakistan. This development follows a trilateral meeting in Beijing, where China expressed its willingness to assist in improving relations between the two neighboring countries, paving the way for enhanced cooperation.
Congress asks PM Modi if he chose 'trade' over country in making truce with Pakistan, cites US affidavit
The Congress party is seeking answers from Prime Minister Narendra Modi regarding a ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan. This agreement was allegedly brokered by the US, offering trade deals to both nations. Congress leader Randeep Surjewala questions why India accepted US mediation.
What has happened so far was just a warm-up: Rajnath on Operation Sindoor
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh issued a stern warning to Pakistan, stating that India's tolerance for its support of terrorism has ended. Singh asserted India's right to conduct operations against terrorists, emphasizing that the world acknowledges India's need to protect its citizens.
China’s deafening silence on arms sent to Pakistan comes amid desi roar of Indian firepower
India’s recent Operation Sindoor against Pakistan has put China’s military exports to Pakistan under a real combat test. Pakistan relies heavily on Chinese weapons, including J-10C jets and advanced missile systems, while India uses Western-supplied Rafale jets and indigenous weapons. The conflict highlights the shifting defence alliances in South Asia and raises questions about the effectiveness of Chinese arms in actual warfare. Official Chinese denials contrast with clear evidence of Beijing’s deep military ties with Islamabad. This clash signals a changing balance of power in the region.
One-third of kids never see the inside of school, but we have nukes: Ex-Pak envoy’s viral clip stirs fresh outrage
A 2013 interview with former Pakistani ambassador Hussain Haqqani is making waves again in 2025, as Pakistan reels from economic collapse, education gaps, and renewed conflict with India. In the clip, Haqqani challenges Pakistan’s obsession with nuclear might while millions of children remain unschooled and citizens live in poverty. His critique has resurfaced following a deadly terrorist attack in Kashmir and India's response through Operation Sindoor. The interview underscores enduring questions about Pakistan’s direction, security priorities, and human development.
US intel report reveals Chinese support for Pakistan’s nuclear ambitions
The DIA's 2025 threat assessment has revealed Pakistan's pursuit of battlefield nuclear weapons and modernisation of its arsenal, driven by its perception of India as a primary threat. Despite economic fragility and internal instability, Pakistan continues to support terrorist groups while facing insurgencies, it said.
'The missile you mention...': Beijing deflects question on Chinese arms' ‘below average’ performance in India-Pakistan conflict
In its first response after the May 7–10 India-Pakistan conflict, China refused to comment on the reported poor performance of its weapons used by Pakistan. When asked about Indian claims that Chinese air defence and satellite systems underperformed, Chinese Defence Ministry spokesperson Zhang Xiaogang deflected. His comments came amid reports of India recovering a Chinese PL-15E missile. Despite avoiding direct answers, Zhang urged calm and reiterated China’s commitment to regional peace amid heightened scrutiny of its role in Pakistan’s military capabilities.
What US intelligence reveals about India's enemies
A US intelligence report reveals that China aims to challenge US global leadership and unify Taiwan, modernizing its military and expanding its nuclear arsenal. Pakistan prioritizes countering India's military advantage through nuclear modernization and faces internal security challenges from militant groups. Both nations engage in military cooperation, with China providing economic and military support to Pakistan.
Operation Retreat! The guns fell silent, but the microphones haven’t
Political tensions rise in India as parties engage in verbal warfare. Unlike military operations, there's no ceasefire in sight. The article suggests regular, peaceful retreats for politicians. These retreats aim to foster understanding and reduce animosity. The goal is to limit the ongoing 'Operation Mudslinging'. Such initiatives may help bridge divides and promote cooperation among political rivals.
Pakistan regards India as an existential threat: US defence intelligence annual report
A US defense report indicates Pakistan views India as an existential threat, prompting military modernization including battlefield nuclear weapons. Cross-border skirmishes and internal militant attacks remain Pakistan's priorities, with China as a key economic and military partner. Recent terrorist attacks and retaliatory strikes between India and Pakistan have heightened regional tensions.
Pakistan Army using Pashtun areas like "laboratory", says Pashtun activist; Expresses full support for India’s Operation Sindoor
Fazal ur Rehman Afridi, a PTM activist, has condemned a Pakistan Army drone strike in North Waziristan that killed four children and their mother, alleging the army uses Pashtun areas as weapon testing grounds. Afridi claims the army harbors Taliban, using them as a pretext for attacks to seize Pashtun natural resources.
China jumps to act as a peacemaker between Pakistan & Afghanistan to safeguard its interests in Af-Pak region
China mediates between Pakistan and Afghanistan in Beijing. The goal is to protect its regional interests amid India's growing influence. Pakistan and Afghanistan agree to restore ambassadorial ties. China aims to extend the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor to Afghanistan. This move counters India's connectivity projects like Chabahar Port. Experts doubt China's efforts will succeed without addressing terrorism concerns.
Taliban's Chabahar bet signals shift from Islamabad to New Delhi
Amid strained relations with Pakistan and tense ties between New Delhi and Islamabad, the Taliban is gravitating towards India to bolster its global trade. The Taliban regime is eyeing the Chabahar Port in Iran, managed by India, to reduce reliance on Pakistani ports and is considering joining the International North-South Transport Corridor.
After India, now Afghanistan plans to build dams to cut water flow to Pakistan, claims Baloch activist
Amidst regional tensions, Afghanistan is reportedly planning new dams, potentially restricting water flow into Pakistan, following India's dam projects. A Taliban official, General Mubin, advocated for these dams in the Kunar region to bolster Afghanistan's electricity and agriculture.
The evolving landscape of global anti-terror consensus: Implications for India & the US
Global anti-terror efforts face challenges as new alliances emerge. Donald Trump's engagement with controversial figures raises concerns. India navigates this shifting landscape by engaging with the Taliban. This move comes as Pakistan seeks to undermine Kabul's regime. Simultaneously, China eyes Afghan resources amid regional instability. India strengthens ties with the US, EU, and Quad to protect its interests.
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