Terrorism and Insurgency, Militancy and Violent Extremism in Central-South Asia Middle East and Africa
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An assessment of Mullah Hibatullah’s tightly controlled appearance, the regime’s escalating security paranoia, emphasis on unity, counterintelligence vigilance, and extremist capability retention
Inside the ISI‑engineered rise of the Taliban: proxy wars, fractured jihadist alliances, and the covert architecture that paved the way for Haibatullah’s absolutist rule.
Wiretapped intelligence reveals Mullah Jumma Khan Fateh’s gold‑funded bid to arm northern depots, rally non‑Pashtun fighters, and challenge Haibatullah’s rule with a breakaway faction.
Haibatullah’s Omari Army storms Shaki to crush Mullah Jumma Khan Fateh’s northern faction, leaving his inner circle shattered and the battlefront expanding toward Nasi and Darwaz.
Kurdish Militias vs. Iran’s Proxy Armies: A Brewing Ground War
In the shadows of renewed U.S.–Iran hostilities, Washington engineers a covert alliance ''Kurdish militias, regional powers, and precision warfare'' poised to redraw the map of the Middle East.
Internal rifts threaten Taliban cohesion
An investigative lens on covert networks, their strategies, and the consequences for global security.
Cross‑Border Intelligence Maneuvers and the Rise of Armed Resistance Signal a Dangerous Regional Escalation
Helmand Meeting Signals Coordinated Strategy to Neutralize Trained Afghan Resistance Before Re‑Entry
Selective Border Policies and Covert Recruitment Signal Islamabad’s Expanding Intelligence Strategy
Assessing the Probability of Coordinated Armed Resistance Across Three Fronts
Inside the clandestine push to resurrect U.S. negotiations as armed resistance ignites across northern Afghanistan
Ethnic Reversal Warfare: How the Taliban Are Deploying Tajik Commanders to Decapitate Tajik‑Led Resistance Movements
An emerging cross‑border insurgent current reshapes the security landscape from Badakhshan to Balochistan
When Kabul Met Dushanbe: A Confrontation Over Shadows Beyond the Northern Frontier
IRGC’s Call to the Taliban Reveals a Dangerous Gap in Militant Control Across South‑Central Asia
A month‑long confrontation over gold, authority, and ethnic power centers forces the Taliban’s top brass into Badakhshan
Internal Taliban dispute over relocation of Uyghur and Uzbek militant‑linked migrant camps to Badakhshan Province
How a splinter born from ideological defiance and internal betrayal has re‑emerged as a standalone jihadist force, threatening to destabilize the Afghanistan–Pakistan corridor once again
