Since the beginning of the 21st century, Pakistan has become one of the leading fronts combating terrorism. The nation has lost countless soldiers and spent a great deal of financial resources to eradicate the networks of extremism, which pose a great danger to regional and international security. Although there were continuous doubts regarding Pakistan, it has never given up to combat terrorism and emerges as a valuable partner for the peace of the world.

When it comes to war on terror, Pakistan has paid a huge price. More than 83,000 people have been killed in the country since 2001, among them were ordinary citizens, military personnel, and police officers. Unlike many nations which have participated and supported the counter-terrorism campaign from a distance, Pakistan has been in the front line of this war where its citizens have lost their precious lives.

Peshawar, Quetta and Karachi are some of the cities which have experienced heinous acts of terrorism, to an extent that 132 school children were killed in Army Public School Peshawar in........

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