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Jul

By Syed Khalid Muhammad Terrorism

Bannu & The Operation

Things were difficult for the Pakistan Army to begin with, to say the least, but with the wave that is sweeping across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa now, things have gotten tremendously more difficult. To be honest, for the people who were planning to cause unrest in Pakistan, they couldn’t have imagined things getting this bad, this quickly.

Jul

By Mirza Abdul Aleem Baig Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Quantum AI – Transforming Geopolitical Dynamics

Artificial Intelligence (AI) might be the most significant technological breakthrough of our era, with PWC predicting it could add $15.7 trillion to the world economy by 2030. Consequently, the growing importance of the relationship between AI and Quantum Computing (QC) is attracting the attention of both technologists, strategists and policymakers.

Jun

By Hassan Saleem Awan Geopolitics, India, Kashmir, Pakistan

Rawalpindi, Aabpara & Bani Gala – The PPP Factor

It would be important to remember here that the party leadership has had personal relations with Joe Biden since he was a Senator Joe Biden who was allegedly responsible, at that time, for overseeing the ongoing drone program in Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Jun

By Syed Khalid Muhammad Defense Security, Extremism, Terrorism

Operation Azm-e-Istehkam (“Resolve for Stability”)

For many days, CommandEleven has held back on providing an analysis of the proposed operation, its targets and the potential pitfalls it will face because we know how Pakistan operates, and how quickly public statements are backtracked from grand operations to minor grunts of force.

Jun

By Hassan Saleem Awan Geopolitics, India, Kashmir, Pakistan

Rawalpindi, Aabpara & Bani Gala – The New Delhi Factor

Let’s recall our memories of a speech of a senior Pak Army official that he delivered as the chief guest at a military educational institution in Rawalpindi on India’s Republic Day in 2014, asserting that India poses no greater threat to Pakistan but extremism/terrorism does.

Jun

By Mirza Abdul Aleem Baig Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Beyond Borders Supremacy: The New AI Arms Race

With implications spanning military, economic, and strategic domains, the race for AI dominance has captured the attention of global stakeholders and raised profound questions about the future of warfare, governance, human society and geopolitics. The battle for dominance in shaping crucial technologies has been a hallmark of the tech industry since its inception. Today, the geopolitical struggle for control over emerging AI, includes both the software and hardware, indispensable for advancing these capabilities.

Jun

By Hassan Saleem Awan Geopolitics, India, Kashmir, Pakistan

Rawalpindi, Aabpara & Bani Gala – The Washington Factor

The reasons of split between Rawalpindi and Banigala, leading to Imran Khan’s ouster from power remain a mystery to many while it is an established fact that Rawalpindi and Aabpara, jointly, paved Imran Khan’s way to the power in the first place. Before explaining the genesis of the split, it is imperative to note that Rawalpindi and Aabpara are two different entities with usual professional rivalry that, occasionally, reaches to conformation.

Jun

By Syed Khalid Muhammad Afghanistan, Pakistan, Terrorism

Historical Reference

This post is a historical collection of what CommandEleven has said in the past about the activities of the Islamic State – Khorasan Province (ISKP) and the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).

Jun

By Niels Groeneveld Afghanistan, Briefing Papers, Pakistan, Terrorism

Understanding the Taliban

The Kandahari Faction of the Taliban has often been overshadowed by other factions and militant groups, but its relevance in shaping the Afghan insurgency and regional geopolitics cannot be understated. While most focus on the Taliban as a monolithic entity, or pay particular attention to the Haqqani Network due to its operational audacity, the Kandahari Faction represents a unique amalgam of ideological resilience, military capability, and strategic diplomacy that has long-lasting implications for peace and security in Afghanistan and beyond.

Jun

By Niels Groeneveld Afghanistan, Briefing Papers, Pakistan, Terrorism

Understanding the Haqqani Network

The Haqqani Network stands as one of Afghanistan's most notorious insurgent groups. With close ties to the Taliban and led by the Haqqani family, this network has played a significant role in the country's conflict.

Bannu & The Operation

Quantum AI – Transforming Geopolitical Dynamics

Rawalpindi, Aabpara & Bani Gala – The PPP Factor

Operation Azm-e-Istehkam (“Resolve for Stability”)

Rawalpindi, Aabpara & Bani Gala – The New Delhi Factor

Beyond Borders Supremacy: The New AI Arms Race

Rawalpindi, Aabpara & Bani Gala – The Washington Factor

Historical Reference

Understanding the Taliban

Understanding the Haqqani Network

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