A recent report by The New York Times has highlighted a significant and concerning shift in the operations of the banned group Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), which is now increasingly targeting civilians and critical infrastructure in Pakistan’s Balochistan province.
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The recent move to evacuate One Constitution Avenue in Islamabad’s Red Zone following a court order has reignited a long-standing controversy. What may appear to be a real estate dispute is, in reality, a deeper reflection of governance failures,...
Balochistan is witnessing a major agricultural transformation as 2.6 million olive plants across the province have entered the production phase, with full output expected by 2028–29.
According to agricultural expert Abdul Rauf Kakar, this development marks a significant breakthrough for...
The Book Van and Science Ride initiatives are transforming education in Balochistan by delivering books and science learning directly to remote villages.
In a groundbreaking step toward improving access to education, the Government of Balochistan, in collaboration with UNICEF, has...
Is there truly a representation crisis in Balochistan, or is this perception shaped more by political narratives than electoral reality?
Following the February 2024 general elections in Balochistan, certain quarters have argued that the province is facing a crisis of...
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi will visit Islamabad, Pakistan, tonight for “consultations”, followed by Muscat, Oman, and Moscow, Russia
Government sources have confirmed that Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is expected to arrive in Islamabad tonight along with a high-level...
In Gwadar, a new chapter in local commerce began this week as Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti inaugurated the city’s first dedicated women-only market — a small but telling development in a place better known for ports and large-scale...
Balochistan's civil-military leadership came together in Gwadar to advance a shared vision of peace, stability, and development in Balochistan during the high-profile Gwadar Grand Jirga. The gathering highlighted Gwadar’s growing importance as a strategic, economic, and tourism hub.
A major...
India’s stance on the Indus Waters Treaty raises serious questions about international law, treaty obligations, and the risks of weaponizing water in South Asia.
International agreements don’t collapse overnight—they erode when states begin to treat them as optional. That’s why...
