Tehreek-e Taliban Pakistan

Pakistan will be wary of becoming a staging post for U.S. counterterrorism operations in Afghanistan as this would worsen its already testy ties with the Taliban regime.

Its political class has neither the will nor the intent to tackle religious extremism as all have benefited from it.

Will the Pakistani government concede to the TTP demand for implementation of Sharia in tribal areas?

A new Diplomat Risk Intelligence report finds, among other things, that the Taliban's relationships with Pakistan and Iran remain complicated.

Taliban leaders would not want to appear as Pakistan’s pawns as that would undermine their stature among the rank and file.

The withdrawal of U.S. troops raises questions about Pakistan’s ability to target TTP militants in Afghanistan.

Over the past two years, the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan has re-emerged. The group poses a threat in Pakistan and beyond.

By offering condolences for Khadim Hussain Rizvi’s death, is the TTP planning to expand its influence into the political realm?

The reintegration of the Hakimullah Mehsud group is the latest sign of the militant group’s ambitions and reach.

Are Pakistan and the United States on the same page regarding militants in Afghanistan?

What does the controversial militant leader's escape tell us about Pakistan's fight against militants?