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How is Balochistan being affected by the Iran-Israel conflict?

The fight between Iran and Israel is impacting not only the immediate area of conflict but also Pakistan's Balochistan province. The closure of border crossings between Pakistan and Iran has made trade and everyday life more difficult. This incident...

The Indo-Israel Information Nexus exposed in MEMRI

In recent years, the intersection of information warfare, media strategy, and geopolitical alliances has created a fertile ground for new forms of influence and control. One such development is the Indo-Israel information axis, brought into focus through platforms like...

Used, lied to, and lost: Balochistan’s children deserve a future—not a fight

On June 2, in Bolan, the BLA (Balochistan Liberation Army) internationaly designated terror outfit  admitted that seven of its terrorists were killed. These were the same young individuals who should have been in classrooms, but instead, they were holding...

Anti-Terrorism act amendment: What it means for Balochistan?

The passage of the Anti-Terrorism (Amendment) Act 2025 in Balochistan has sparked debates over its implications for the province’s security and human rights. The amendment, passed by the Balochistan Assembly on June 5, introduces critical measures designed to address...

Propaganada against Balochistan Anti-Terrorism Act 2025 exposed

The Balochistan Anti-Terrorism Act 2025 amendment is designed to address real terrorist threats while safeguarding the rights of all citizens, including the Baloch population. It targets militant violence, not peaceful dissent, ensuring protection from groups that engage in attacks...

CM Sarfraz Bugti unveils concrete evidence of Indian interference in Pakistan 

In a significant development that substantiates Pakistan's long-standing position on Indian interference, Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfaraz Bugti has presented compelling evidence of India's involvement in destabilizing activities within Pakistan. The chief minister has revealed that Pakistan is currently engaged in...

India’s proxy war strategies: From East Pakistan to Balochistan

In 1971, amid the fighting in East Pakistan (now Bangladesh), India actively sought to split up Pakistan by supporting the Mukti Bahini. India both fomented Bengali nationalism and took advantage of the sentiment through orchestrated movements. India provided military training,...

From 1971 to Balochistan: India’s persistent proxy war against Pakistan

India's strategy to destabilize Pakistan is not a new phenomenon. It has a long history that dates back to 1971, during the crisis in East Pakistan, and continues to this day. In 1971, India covertly trained and armed the...

India’s role in Surab attack exposed once again

The terrorist attack in Surab has once again brought to light the shadowy role of India's covert operations in destabilizing Pakistan. The incident, orchestrated by the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), targeted innocent civilians, banks, police stations, and Levies checkpoints....

Violations of Islamic principles and International law by Noor Wali Mehsud

Noor Wali Mehsud, the leader of the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), has been involved in numerous activities that have drawn condemnation from Islamic scholars, human rights organizations, and international bodies. His actions, including directing attacks on Pakistani civilians and infrastructure...

India at a crossroads: Divisive politics and the erosion of unity

The BJP's policies have significantly altered the dynamics of Indian society, fostering extremism, religious hatred, and deep-seated divisions. Today, 1.2 billion Indians are contending with issues like social oppression, racial prejudice, and widening class divides. The promotion of Hindutva...

India suspends Indus Waters Treaty: What it means for Pakistan?

India’s reckless suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) is not just a provocation — it’s an assault on regional stability and a blatant violation of international norms. The IWT, signed in 1960 and brokered by the World Bank,...