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Afghanistan remains the primary source of terrorist threat for Central and South Asia, with groups such as ISIL-K, Al-Qaeda and Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan enjoying greater freedom of movement in the country owing to the absence of an effective Taliban security strategy, a UN report has said.

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UNITED NATIONS, Feb 15:  Afghanistan remains the primary source of terrorist threat for Central and South Asia, with groups such as ISIL-K, Al-Qaeda and Tehrik-e Taliban Pakistan enjoying greater freedom of movement in the country owing to the absence of an effective Taliban security strategy, a UN report has said. The 31st report of the Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team (ISIL, Al-Qaida), was issued here on Tuesday. The report said that Afghanistan remains the primary source of t...

Groups such as ISIL-K, Al-Qaeda and Tehrik-e Taliban Pakistan enjoying greater freedom of movement in the country owing to absence of an effective Taliban security strategy

Secretary-General of Ministry of Foreign Affairs meets UN team

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Ruchira Kamboj, Indias Permanent Ambassador to United Nations, on December 20 (local time) chaired an open briefing of the UN Security Council Counter-Terrorism Committee on Central Asia

Between appeasement and confrontation, there is room for a strategy that protects Pakistan’s security interests.

Terrorism continues to pose a grave threat to international peace and security, as ISIS and al-Qaeda affiliated and inspired groups, continue to operate and target civilians and security forces