Security Forces Foil Suicide Attack Attempt on Pakistan-Afghanistan Border
PESHAWAR – Security forces foil suicide attack attempt on Pakistan-Afghanistan border by arresting five Afghan suicide bombers. The group crossed into Kurram district on 17 July, triggering an immediate response. According to intelligence sources, the suspects entered Pakistan at 6:25 pm. Since prior alerts had been issued, army personnel and intelligence teams swiftly deployed checkpoints […]
‘We Just Want Peace’: Protest Against Insecurity in South Waziristan Stretches Into Second Week
PESHAWAR – The protest against insecurity in South Waziristan has entered its second week, as hundreds of residents, politicians, and tribal elders continue to occupy Wana Bypass Road, demanding an end to violence and the reopening of the Angoor Adda border crossing. This is no ordinary sit-in. Organised under the banner of the United Political […]
Trans-Afghan Railway: Pakistan, Uzbekistan, and Taliban-Led Afghanistan Sign Historic Deal
Trans-Afghan Railway: Pakistan, Uzbekistan, and Taliban-Led Afghanistan Sign Historic Deal
Govt Revises Property Registration, Mutation Fees And Land Classification Rules
PESHAWAR – The district administration has revised Peshawar’s property registration and mutation fees and introduced a new land classification policy. These changes will take effect from 1 July 2025, covering the fiscal year 2025–26. Officials have divided the district into four zones: commercial, residential, agricultural, and miscellaneous. All main and link roads with shops, petrol […]
Aimal Wali Khan seeks judicial probe into Maulana Khan Zaib’s killing in Bajaur
PESHAWAR – Awami National Party (ANP) leader Aimal Wali Khan accused the state of orchestrating the killing of religious scholar Maulana Khan Zaib in Bajaur. He said a death squad carried out the assassination in broad daylight and fled using routes where all CCTV cameras had vanished. At a press conference in Peshawar, Aimal Wali […]
The Museum of Resistance: Inside the Taliban’s Homemade Weapons Museum in Wardak
PESHAWAR — The Taliban did not defeat the United States and its allies with airstrikes or satellite intelligence. They used rusted pressure cookers, rewired fuel cans, suicide vests, and circuit boards soldered in village workshops. In Wardak, they’ve now enshrined these weapons in glass. The Taliban homemade weapons museum, newly opened in the heartland of […]
Thousands Join Bajaur Peace March to Demand End to Violence
Thousands Join Bajaur Peace March to Demand End to Violence
PHC Court Orders Review of Peshawar Public School Merger Decision
PESHAWAR – The Peshawar High Court has asked the Board of Governors to review the Peshawar Public School merger and address the complaints raised by petitioners. The court directed the Board to reconsider the matter in the best interest of the institution. The order came during the hearing of Writ Petition No. 6022-P/2023. The Welfare […]
Bara Aman Pasoon: Thousands Rally in Bara to Demand Peace
BARA – Thousands of tribesmen gathered in Bara, Khyber, on Friday during the Bara Aman Pasoon, a protest against terrorism, military operations, and what they described as the state’s failure to prioritize peace in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. They travelled from across the Khyber District to join the Bara Aman Pasoon (Bara Peace March). They demanded the […]
Maulana Khanzeb Laid to Rest in Bajaur
BAJAUR – Thousands of mourners from across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa gathered in Nawagai, Bajaur, to attend the funeral of Maulana Khanzeb, a senior leader of the Awami National Party (ANP). Gunmen killed him in a targeted attack while he was campaigning for a peace march scheduled for 13 July. ANP’s top leadership joined the funeral prayers. […]