Pakistan said on Thursday Afghan nationals carried out two deadly suicide bombings in its territory this week, amid sharpening tensions between the South Asian neighbours over militant violence.
The involvement of Afghans in the attacks - one outside a courthouse in the capital on Tuesday, the other at a military school the day earlier - was "our major, serious concern," Pakistan Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi told parliament.


Pakistan: Afghans Carried Out Two Suicide Bombings

War clouds gather over the Durand Line as Pakistan threatens a buffer zone inside Afghanistan. Talks fail, militants strike, and both nations scramble to avoid another deadly confrontation. Here's the full explosive breakdown of the crisis shaking South Asia.

Pakistan Demands Buffer Zone on Afghan Border, Prelude to Permanent War

In a dramatic move, two Supreme Court judges have resigned in protest over the controversial 27th Amendment, citing concerns over its impact on the judiciary. Their resignations have raised alarms about the amendment’s potential to affect the independence of the judiciary and the balance of power within the legal system.

Pak: Two Supreme Court Judges Resign in Protest Over  27th Amendment | Race To Power 

The Taliban has drawn a red line on trade with Pakistan, causing Afghanistan to lose $4.2 billion every month due to halted trade. This standoff has significant economic implications for Afghanistan and raises tensions in the region.

Afghanistan Losing $4.2 Billion Monthly as Taliban Halts Pakistan Trade

The Taliban has drawn a red line on trade with Pakistan, leading to a $200 million monthly loss for Afghanistan. This move has significant implications for both countries’ economies and the region’s trade stability.

Afghan-Pak: Afghanistan Loses $200 Million Monthly as Taliban Halts Pakistan Trade

In a dramatic development in Pakistan, two Supreme Court judges have tendered their resignations, citing concerns over a controversial constitutional amendment. Justice Mansoor Ali Shah has stated that the amendment “dismantles the Supreme Court,” raising questions about the future of the judiciary.

Pakistan Shocker: Two Supreme Court Judges Resign | Supreme Court Turmoil in Pakistan

Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has commented on the Delhi blast, describing it as a cylinder explosion. This statement comes amid ongoing investigations into the Red Fort blast, sparking reactions across India and Pakistan regarding the nature of the incident.

Pak Defence Minister Khawaja Asif Says Delhi Blast Cylinder Explosion

Sri Lanka Cricket has instructed its players and support staff to continue with the Pakistan schedule, despite the bomb blast reported in Islamabad. The original schedule has been revised, with each match pushed back by one day. The second ODI will now be played on November 14, and the final ODI is set for November 16.


Islamabad blast: Sri Lanka cricket orders team to stay in Pakistan; PCB reschedules ODIs 

Pakistan’s Parliament has approved sweeping new powers for the military, shortly after General Asim Munir’s elevation to Chief of Defence Forces. The move strengthens the army’s role in national decision-making and marks a major shift in Pakistan’s civil-military balance.

Pakistan: Asim Munir Elevated to Chief of Defence Forces | Pakistan Expands Army Powers

The Taliban has explained the reasons behind the breakdown of recent peace talks with Pakistan. According to the Taliban negotiator, a fatwa demand during the discussions was a key factor that stalled progress. Analysts say this revelation sheds light on the complexities of regional diplomacy and ongoing peace efforts.

Pak-Afghan: Taliban Reveals Why Peace Talks With Pakistan Failed | Fatwa Demand Cited 

Pak Constitutional Amendment: Pakistan’s parliament has passed the 27th Constitutional Amendment, elevating Army Chief General Asim Munir to the newly created post of Chief of Defence Force. This position grants Munir unified command over the army, navy, and air force, along with lifetime legal immunity and enhanced control over the country’s nuclear arsenal. 


Pak Constitutional Amendment: Asim Munir Elevated to Chief of Defence Force 

Pakistan’s Parliament has approved sweeping new powers for the Army Chief, sparking concerns about the military’s influence over civilian governance. Lawmakers passed the legislation amid debates over national security and institutional authority.


Pakistan Parliament Approves Sweeping Powers for Army Chief

Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has alleged that elements linked to Kabul were involved in the recent Islamabad blast. Authorities have tightened security across the capital and key border regions following the statement. The blast killed several people and injured dozens, heightening concerns over cross-border militancy and growing tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Khwaja Asif Claims Kabul Involvement In Islamabad Blast: Pak Tightens Security

Afghan Deputy PM Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar has warned industrialists and traders against using Pakistan for exports or imports, urging them to find alternative trade routes. The Taliban leadership says no aid will be provided to those continuing trade via Pakistan. With tensions rising after Pakistan shut borders, Baradar’s statement signals a deeper rift and push for Afghanistan’s economic independence.


‘Not Through Pakistan’: Afghan Taliban Warns Traders to Find New Trade Routes

Islamabad Blast: A suicide bombing outside the District Judicial Complex in Islamabad on November 11, 2025, killed 12 people and injured over 30. The attack was claimed by Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, a breakaway faction of the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), targeting judges, lawyers, and officials working under what they call “un-Islamic laws.


Islamabad Suicide Blast Kills 12, Taliban Factions Deny Responsibility

Islamabad Blast: A suicide bombing outside the District Judicial Complex in Islamabad killed 12 people and injured over 30. Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, a breakaway faction of the Pakistani Taliban (TTP), claimed responsibility for the blast, while the main TTP denied involvement. Pakistani officials blamed Indian proxies and Afghan Taliban links for the attack, accusations firmly rejected by New Delhi. 

Islamabad Blast: Taliban Factions Deny Islamabad Attack

The Pakistan Taliban (TTP) has claimed responsibility for a suicide attack in Islamabad, raising concerns over security in the capital. Authorities are investigating the blast, while security forces have been deployed to secure the area.

Pakistan Taliban Claims Suicide Attack in Islamabad

An explosion has been reported outside the District Judicial Complex in Islamabad, Pakistan. Initial reports suggest multiple injuries, and emergency teams have reached the site. The area has been cordoned off as authorities investigate the cause of the blast.

Pakistan Blast: At Least 12 Killed Near Courthouse

Pakistan: Blast Outside Islamabad District Judicial Complex 

The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister has been officially booked, following a statement made outside Adiala Jail in November. Authorities have registered an FIR referencing the statement, marking a significant political development in the region. The case has sparked public attention and discussions on legal accountability and political responsibility.

Pakistan: FIR Registered Against KP Chief Minister Over Statement

Pakistan has passed its 27th Constitutional Amendment, significantly expanding the powers of Army Chief Asim Munir. The amendment centralizes command over all military forces under Munir, reducing the influence of the Supreme Court and other institutions. 

Asim Munir Set to Gain Unprecedented Authority Under Pakistan's 27th Amendment

Pakistan’s 27th Constitutional Amendment, which effectively turns the Army Chief into the country’s Chief of Defence Forces, granting him unified command over the Army, Navy and Air Force, and dismantling the last layers of civilian oversight.

Pakistan's 27th Constitutional Amendment To Give Asim Munir More Power

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi has been booked under the Pakistan Electronic Crimes Act (PECA) following the circulation of videos alleging anti-state statements and misleading content against national security institutions. The legal case stems from speeches and social media posts made after Afridi was denied a meeting with former Prime Minister Imran Khan in Adiala Jail. 

Pakistan: KP CM Sohail Afridi Accused of Inciting Violence with Anti-State Statements

Pak-Afghan: A diplomatic team from Turkiye is set to visit Pakistan as part of efforts to mediate and revive stalled truce negotiations. The visit comes amid a deadlock in ceasefire talks, with both sides seeking external facilitation to restart dialogue. Turkiye’s involvement highlights its growing role as a broker in regional peace efforts, aiming to stabilize tensions and foster dialogue.


Pak-Afghan: Turkiye Delegation to Visit Pakistan Amid Truce Negotiation Deadlock

Jaffar Express: Pakistan Railways has suspended the Jaffar Express train services until November 12 as a precautionary measure amidst operational or security concerns. 


Jaffar Express: Pakistan Suspends Jaffar Express Services till November 12

Pakistan: A parliamentary panel in Pakistan has approved the 27th amendment bill, marking a significant step in the country’s constitutional reform process. The amendment aims to address key governance issues and is now set for further legislative scrutiny before final enactment. 


Pakistan: Key Parliamentary Panel in Pakistan Gives Nod to 27th Amendment 

Pakistan’s 27th Constitutional Amendment, which effectively turns the Army Chief into the country’s Chief of Defence Forces, granting him unified command over the Army, Navy and Air Force, and dismantling the last layers of civilian oversight.


Pakistan: 27th Constitutional Amendment To Give Asim Munir More Power

Turkey’s foreign and defence ministers and intelligence chief plan to travel to Pakistan this week to discuss its stop-start talks with Afghanistan over a ceasefire in place in South Asia, President Tayyip Erdogan said.


Pak-Afghan truce: Turkey to revive Pak-Afghan ceasefire talks after collapse

Pakistan: 27th constitutional amendment to give Asim Munir more power 

Pakistan’s parliamentary panels have approved the 27th Amendment Bill, moving it one step closer to becoming law and sparking debate over its political and constitutional impact.


Pakistan: 27th amendment bill gets Parliamentary panels' nod 

Pakistan has accused Afghanistan’s Taliban-led government of failing to act against militant groups like the TTP and BLA after talks between the two sides collapsed, further straining already tense bilateral ties.


Pakistan: Taliban govt took no measures against TTP & BLA

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