Pakistan Afghanistan conflict: is the region on the brink of war?

Bajaur and Kunar Tribal Elders Announce Full Ceasefire at Nawa Pass

The question of whether Pakistan and Afghanistan are heading toward a full-scale war is no longer distant from ground realities. This issue raises several follow-up questions: what would such a conflict look like, which forces are pushing both sides toward escalation, and what might be the eventual outcome? The situation on the ground appears dangerously […]

Police identify afghan nationals behind FC headquarters attack  

Resurgence of Terrorism in KP: A Grave Threat to National Stability

Peshawar – Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Inspector General of Police, Zulfiqar Hameed, said investigators have made significant progress in the probe into the attack on the FC Headquarters. Preliminary findings indicate that all three attackers were Afghan nationals. Speaking to the media in Peshawar, IG Hameed confirmed that the attackers’ photographs have been collected, and their fingerprints […]

Police thwart coordinated militant attacks in Bannu

The Force Fighting Terrorism Has a Problem of Its Own: Inside KP’s CTD Crisis

Security forces repelled coordinated militant attacks on Thana Ghoriwala and Thana Wazir in Bannu late last night, officials confirmed. Militants armed with light and heavy weapons launched simultaneous assaults around midnight. Bannu police responded quickly and forced the attackers to retreat. No one was injured, and no damage occurred. The police infrastructure and personnel stayed […]

Dr Zain Ullah Garwaki appointed secretary KP textbook board

Dr Zain Ullah Garwaki appointed secretary KP textbook board

PESHAWAR – Dr. Zain Ullah Garwaki, Principal of Government Higher Secondary School Daraban Khurd in Dera Ismail Khan, has been appointed Secretary KP Textbook Board on a three-year deputation. He brings extensive administrative and academic experience to the KP Textbook Board, having served as District Education Officer, Controller Examinations, Sub-Divisional Education Officer, and Assistant Director […]

KP Begins Phased Closure of Afghan Refugee Camps

An on-campus hostel is available for female students, while the male hostel is within walking distance.

The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has begun a phased closure of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Afghan refugee camps amid a sharp influx of displaced Afghans arriving from Punjab, Sindh, Balochistan, and Azad Kashmir, creating unprecedented pressure on provincial resources and security apparatus. Officials confirmed that out of the 42 KP Afghan refugee camps operating across the province, […]

No Child to Be Denied Treatment Due to Poverty, Says Governor Kundi

RMC hosts annual student cultural funfair

PESHAWAR – Governor Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Faisal Karim Kundi has emphasized that no child in Pakistan should be denied treatment for congenital heart disease due to poverty or financial hardship. Speaking at a symposium on congenital heart diseases in children held at Rehman Medical Institute (RMI), he termed the condition a growing public health concern requiring […]

Most KP police teams lack crime scene vehicles and kits

KP orders acceleration of Rs16bn police projects in merged districts

PESHAWAR – In a revealing assessment of policing infrastructure, it has emerged that 23 out of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s 35 districts lack dedicated crime scene vehicles, while several tribal districts also remain deprived of essential crime scene kits. The shortage of forensic tools and mobility resources has raised concerns about the effectiveness of police investigations, particularly […]

RMI launches KP’s first 640-slice CT scan machine

PESHAWAR – The Rehman Medical Institute (RMI) on Wednesday inaugurated KP’s first 640-slice CT scan machine, marking a significant advancement in diagnostic technology that promises faster, more precise, and safer imaging for patients. . Installed in RMI’s Radiology Department, the new KP first 640-slice CT scan can capture highly detailed scans within seconds, enhancing diagnostic […]

New Provinces in Pakistan: Governance or Division?

 New Provinces in Pakistan: Will They Improve Governance or Deepen Divisions

PESHAWAR: The debate over creating new provinces in Pakistan has once again surfaced, reviving old arguments about governance, equity, and federalism. Supporters of the idea claim that smaller provinces or administrative units could help fix systemic failures, making government more responsive and efficient. Earlier this month, a policy think tank in Islamabad hosted a seminar […]