Khawaja Asif

  • Imran Khan

    Imran Khan's Health Status: Pakistan Officials Refute Death Rumors While Former PM Remains in Adiala Jail

    Nov 27, 2025 08:13 pm CST

    Pakistani authorities have officially dismissed rumors about former Prime Minister Imran Khan's death or relocation from Adiala Jail, confirming he remains in stable condition despite his family's claims of being denied visitation rights for over three weeks. The 72-year-old PTI founder has been detained since August 2023 facing multiple charges while officials maintain he receives premium facilities in custody.

  • Pakistan

    Pakistan's Defence Minister Warns of Readiness for Two-Front War with India and Afghanistan

    Nov 13, 2025 06:11 pm CST

    Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has escalated regional tensions by declaring Islamabad's readiness for a potential two-front war with India and Afghanistan following recent terrorist attacks. His provocative statements come amid mutual accusations of supporting terrorism, with Pakistan claiming that India is waging a proxy war through Afghanistan, while providing no evidence for these allegations.

  • Pakistani Taliban Claims Responsibility for Deadly Islamabad Suicide Bombing, Threatens Further Attacks

    Pakistani Taliban Claims Responsibility for Deadly Islamabad Suicide Bombing, Threatens Further Attacks

    Nov 11, 2025 11:28 pm CST

    The Pakistani Taliban (TTP) has claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing in Islamabad that killed at least 12 people, targeting the judicial commission and threatening more attacks until Islamic law is implemented. Pakistan's Defence Minister called the incident a "wake-up call" amid deteriorating relations with Afghanistan, where militant groups are allegedly sheltered.

  • Failed Afghanistan-Pakistan Peace Talks Escalate Tensions as Taliban Warns of Potential Conflict

    Failed Afghanistan-Pakistan Peace Talks Escalate Tensions as Taliban Warns of Potential Conflict

    Nov 08, 2025 10:07 pm CST

    The latest round of Afghanistan-Pakistan peace negotiations in Istanbul ended in deadlock, with the Taliban accusing Pakistan of insincerity and obstruction despite mediation efforts by Turkey and Qatar. Tensions have escalated as Afghan officials warn Pakistan against testing their patience, while Pakistan's Defense Minister confirms no plans for further talks. The failed negotiations reveal deepening mistrust that threatens to push the relationship toward open confrontation despite the current ceasefire along the border.

  • India Supports Afghanistan

    India Supports Afghanistan's Sovereignty Amid Escalating Border Conflict with Pakistan

    Oct 31, 2025 02:29 am CST

    India has firmly backed Afghanistan's sovereignty during its border conflict with Pakistan, as peace talks in Istanbul stall. Pakistan's Defense Minister threatens to "obliterate" the Taliban regime while accusing Afghanistan of being controlled by India. Meanwhile, India reaffirms its commitment to supporting Afghanistan's territorial integrity and water management projects.

  • Pakistan Defense Minister Issues Severe Threats Against Afghanistan Amid Failed Peace Talks

    Pakistan Defense Minister Issues Severe Threats Against Afghanistan Amid Failed Peace Talks

    Oct 29, 2025 11:47 am CST

    Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has made alarming accusations claiming Afghanistan is acting as India's proxy to spread terrorism in Pakistan. The statement comes after peace talks in Istanbul collapsed, with Asif threatening a response "50 times stronger" if Afghanistan attacks. Tensions escalated when Pakistan admitted to an agreement with the US allowing drone operations from its territory, prompting Afghan negotiators to withdraw from discussions.

  • Deadly Border Clashes Escalate as Pakistan and Afghanistan Attempt Diplomatic Resolution

    Deadly Border Clashes Escalate as Pakistan and Afghanistan Attempt Diplomatic Resolution

    Oct 27, 2025 02:36 am CST

    Tensions remain high after 5 Pakistani soldiers and 25 terrorists were killed in border clashes near Afghanistan. Officials from both countries are meeting in Istanbul to prevent further escalation following the establishment of a fragile truce. Pakistan has expressed concerns about cross-border terrorism while the Taliban denies harboring terrorist groups, highlighting the complex security challenges in the region.

  • Taliban Defense Minister Rejects Pakistan

    Taliban Defense Minister Rejects Pakistan's Claims of India's Involvement in Border Conflict

    Oct 22, 2025 10:51 am CST

    Afghanistan's Defense Minister Mohammad Yaqoob has firmly dismissed Pakistan's allegations that India is involved in the recent Afghanistan-Pakistan border conflicts. In an interview with Al Jazeera, Yaqoob called these accusations "unfounded, illogical, and unacceptable," while expressing Kabul's intention to strengthen ties with India based on mutual national interests, despite ongoing tensions with Pakistan that have disrupted border crossings and affected civilians on both sides.

  • Pakistan Defense Minister Orders Afghan Refugees to Leave as Tensions Escalate with India Connection

    Pakistan Defense Minister Orders Afghan Refugees to Leave as Tensions Escalate with India Connection

    Oct 18, 2025 02:02 pm CST

    Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has ordered all Afghan refugees to return home while claiming Afghanistan has become India's proxy in a regional conflict. The statement follows border clashes that killed dozens, with Pakistan conducting airstrikes despite a ceasefire agreement. Diplomatic relations between the neighbors have deteriorated significantly as Pakistan accuses Afghanistan of harboring terrorists and conspiring with India against Pakistani interests.

  • Pakistan Defense Minister Claims Readiness for Two-Front War Amid India and Afghanistan Tensions

    Pakistan Defense Minister Claims Readiness for Two-Front War Amid India and Afghanistan Tensions

    Oct 17, 2025 02:18 pm CST

    Pakistan's Defense Minister Khawaja Asif has stirred controversy by claiming Pakistan is prepared for a potential two-front war, suggesting India might "play dirty" along the border amid escalating tensions with Afghanistan. Asif also accused Afghanistan's Taliban government of fighting a proxy war on behalf of India, following recent deadly cross-border skirmishes that led to a temporary ceasefire between Pakistan and Afghanistan.