Arab News PK has reported a Pakistan warning to Afghanistan. In that account, Islamabad cautioned that an Afghan terrorist threat could have consequences for the wider region, which is the fact readers need first.
What Arab News PK reported
The headline is narrow, and this article stays inside it. Arab News PK says Islamabad has issued that caution. It uses the phrase "terrorist threat" for the danger it ties to Afghanistan, and it names the wider region as where the consequences would be felt.
A terrorist threat, in plain words, is a danger of violence meant to spread fear. The headline does not say which group is meant, which place is affected, or how the danger was judged. It gives no number of attacks, arrests, or casualties.
What the warning leaves open
The line available here does not name a minister or a spokesperson. It does not give a date, a venue, or any quotation beyond the headline's own wording. It does not describe a measure that would follow the warning. If those details exist in a longer text, they are not part of the source used for this article.
The same headline does not say whether the two countries are allies, or whether Pakistan is offering support. It records a warning. A warning on its own is not a full account of the relationship.
What happens next
The headline does not say what will follow. No talks, closure, or further statement is mentioned. Until a fuller account is public, the confirmed news is the Pakistan warning to Afghanistan as Arab News PK headlined it: Islamabad is connecting an Afghan terrorist threat with consequences for the wider region.
