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Doha Peace Accord’s broken promises and Afghanistan’s return to the Global Terror Map

DND Special ReportThe Doha Peace Accord of February 2020 was sold to the world as a diplomatic breakthrough—a pathway to end America’s longest war...

108 Indian-sponsored terrorists killed in Balochistan in last 48 hours including 67 today

Updates:In the ongoing operation against Fitna al Hindustan since morning, the confirmed number of terrorists of Fitna al Hindustan sent to hell has risen...

Security forces repulsed coordinated Indian-sponsored attacks in Balochistan, killing 88 terrorists in 48 hours

DND ReportSecurity forces on Saturday thwarted a series of coordinated terrorist attacks across multiple districts of Balochistan, as Indian-sponsored attempted to target law enforcement...

Tirah Valley Jirga on Jan 31: Misuse of displacement funds deepens deficit of public trust over PTI

DND Report A 24-member tribal Jirga in Tirah Valley will be convened by the Bara Political Alliance on Saturday, January 31, to review the overall...

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev and the transformation of Uzbekistan

DND Special ReportThere is a saying that a man can break or make a nation and this notion is truly representing today’s Uzbekistan that...

Uzbekistan–Pakistan Relations: Reform, Revival, and a Rising Global Uzbekistan

By Chaudhry Hamid Mahmood (Brand Ambassador of Uzbekistan Tourism in Pakistan)President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev is visiting Pakistan in early February 2026....

Tirah Valley: Convergence of terror, drugs, displacement, politics and baleful narrative

DND ReportTirah Valley, bordering Afghanistan, has long remained one of the most volatile and strategically sensitive regions of Pakistan. With rugged terrain and difficult...

The Imaan Mazari case and the limits of activism

DND Report The conviction of human rights lawyer Imaan Mazari and her husband, Advocate Hadi Ali Chattha, by an Islamabad district and sessions court has...

The future of Central Asia–Pakistan rail links and security dilemmas

Editorial There is a geographical reality that Central Asia can link with South Asia while avoiding Afghanistan through alternative routes such as the Pakistan–China–Tajikistan corridor...

Pakistan Army at the frontlines of humanity in snow-hit regions

EditorialEach winter, Pakistan’s northern and upper regions are tested by the harsh realities of nature. Heavy snowfall, sub-zero temperatures, blocked highways, and isolated communities...

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