Car bomb kills 12 outside Islamabad court; Pakistan faces renewed militant threat

At least 12 people killed and several critically injured in the court bombing, mostly civilians attending hearings; separate cadet college attack also resulted in militant and security force casualties.

On a Tuesday morning in Islamabad, a car bomb tore through the ordinary rhythms of civic life outside the District Judicial Complex, killing at least twelve people who had come simply to seek justice or pass through its gates. The attack arrives not as an isolated rupture but as part of a deepening pattern — a resurgent Pakistani Taliban, emboldened by sanctuary across the Afghan border, pressing violence into the spaces where ordinary citizens live and gather. Pakistan finds itself at a familiar and painful crossroads: between fragile diplomacy and the hard reality of a militant threat that h

Car bomb kills 12 outside Islamabad court; Pakistan faces renewed militant threat

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