World | The UNSC reports that the TTP aims to dismantle Pakistan's government to create an emirate governed by its Islamic law interpretation, posing a significant threat to stability.

Explained: Who is the TTP whose camps were struck by Pakistan in Afghanistan?

The banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) will not extend the month-long ceasefire deal negotiated with the Pakistan government, the militant group has announced, in a major setback to Prime Minister Imran Khan's efforts to secure a peace agreement with the dreaded outfit waging war against the state for decades.

Pakistani Taliban declares end to ceasefire with Pak government; vows to resume attacks

According to reports, Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan or the TTP with whom Imran Khan-led the PTI govt. had reached a precarious truce earlier this month has called for the implementation of Sharia law across the country's north-western province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan holding the promise of peace on Pak's head

Pakistan’s Supreme Court on Wednesday summoned Prime Minister Imran Khan in the 2014 Peshawar army school massacre case where militants of Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) killed more than 150 people, mostly students.

Pak SC summons Prime Minister Imran Khan over 2014 attack case

Afghan forces claim they have destroyed IS training camps in Kot district, bordering Pakistan, and are set to expand operations further

US army general: 70% of IS fighters in Afghanistan from Pakistani Taliban