The 10 latest articles on Soviet–Afghan War come from 8 sources, published between Nov 6 and Nov 13. Most come from Pakistan Observer (2) and Eurasia Review (2).
Organizations: Taliban (7), ISPR (2), UN (2), United Nations (2), UNICEF (2), Eurasia Review (2)
Places: Afghanistan (8), Pakistan (6), Kabul (5), Islamabad (3), Lahore (3), Mir Ali (2)
asiaPakistan's army says it killed 74 militants in raids on their hideouts This is a locator map for Pakistan with its capital, Islamabad, and the Kashmir region. PHOTO: Associated PressPUBLISHED ONNovember 13, 2026 5:52 PMISLAMABAD — Pakistani security forces have killed 74 militants in multiple raids…
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By Web Desk Lahore|Nov 13, 2026 |Updated 8 seconds agoFollow us ISLAMABAD – Pakistani security forces thwarted another militant infiltration from Afghanistan into Pakistan, with one suspected terrorist killed during an exchange of fire near the Marghina border sector on Friday. Pakistan intensifies…
By Web Desk Lahore|Nov 13, 2026 |Updated 13 seconds agoFollow us PESHAWAR – Pakistan’s security forces dealt major blow to Fitna-al-Khwarij, eliminating 43 militants in fierce intelligence-based operations across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa over the past 48 hours, ISPR said late Friday. The latest operations have been…
Terrorism in Pakistan remains a serious and evolving national security challenge. The threat is generated by terrorist and militant organisations with different ideologies, political objectives, geographical bases and methods of violence. Its intensity is not uniform across the country: the…
Taliban fighters in Afghanistan. Photo Credit: Mehr News Agency Opinion 1 East Asia Pacific Europe Social Issues South and Central Asia Russia, China And The Risks Of Normalizing The Taliban – OpEd November 13, 2026November 13, 2026 Dr. Hamza Khan By Dr. Hamza Khan Key Takeaways:…
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Taliban chief of staff Muhammad Fasihuddin Fitrat. Photo Credit: Hun Narkphanit, Wikipedia Commons Opinion 1 Social Issues South and Central Asia Born In Afghanistan, Branded As Foreigners – OpEd November 13, 2026 Dr. Zubair By Eurasia Review Key Takeaways: Taliban chief of staff Qari…
“Liberation” Of Afghanistan? There Was No “Liberation” Of Afghanistan By Black Star Published Nov 13, 2026 9 min read Wikimedia Commons KABUL, Afghanistan – On the morning of Nov. 13, 2001, Abdul Maruf Ahmadi was a teenager standing on a street in Kabul, watching men shave…
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