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Pakistan arrests 4 suspects in mosque bombing that killed 31 in the capital

Burials took place Saturday for victims of a suicide bombing a day earlier inside a Shiite mosque on the outskirts of Pakistan’s capital.

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31 killed: Why Islamabad is again a target — deadly resurgence of sectarian terror in Pakistan’s heart

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Islamic State Affiliate Claims Suicide Bombing That Killed 31 at Shiite Mosque in Pakistani Capital

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'Home-Grown Ills': Islamabad Mosque Blast Triggers Blame Game As India Rejects Pakistan's Blame

A devastating suicide bombing inside a mosque in Pakistan’s capital has reignited a familiar regional blame game.

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Witnesses recall harrowing scenes as suicide bombing rips through Islamabad mosque: 'During the first bow of Namaz...'

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ISIS Claims Responsibility For Deadly Pakistan Mosque Blast

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Pakistan Accuses India Of Funding Militants Behind Islamabad Mosque Blast

PTI reported that the Islamic State in Pakistan, a regional affiliate of Daesh, claimed responsibility for the mosque attack on Saturday.

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At the scene of deadly Pakistan mosque explosion

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India Condemns Islamabad Shia Mosque Bombing, Says Pakistan 'Deludes Itself' By Blaming Others For Its 'Home-Grown Ills'

ABP News on MSN

From Khyber To Sindh: Police-Protected Jaish Roadshows Expose Pakistan’s Terror Policy

Pakistan’s long-standing claim of acting against terrorism came under sharp question on February 5, 2026, after exclusive visuals accessed by ABP News showed Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), a UN-designated terrorist organisation,

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What is Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan? Why Pakistan government fears its protests and why it imposed an internet ban

Pakistani authorities have taken the extraordinary step of indefinitely suspending mobile internet services in capital Islamabad and Rawalpindi amid fears of widespread unrest during the “Labbaik Ya Aqsa Million March” called by the far-right Islamist ...

The Diplomat

Pakistan’s Azm-e-Istehkam Operation: Old Wine in a New Bottle?

On June 23, Pakistan announced a new military operation Azm-e-Istehkam, or Resolve for Stability, to reinvigorate its counterterrorism campaign amid a surge in militant violence from neighboring Afghanistan. The Shehbaz Sharif government announced that the ...

East Asia ForumOpinion

Is Pakistan’s hard line on terrorism a strategic cul-de-sac?

Islamabad’s escalating military and diplomatic pressure on Kabul may deepen the impasse over cross-border militancy while leaving Pakistan increasingly isolated.