In war, truth does not always disappear quietly. Sometimes it is dragged into the spotlight too early, dressed up too…
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For years, Pakistan endured a painful reality that few nations would tolerate indefinitely. Terrorist groups carried out attacks on Pakistani…
Pakistan’s latest cross-border action was not an act of adventurism. It was the inevitable outcome of sustained provocation, repeated diplomatic…
Balochistan is often described in distant capitals as a land of “grievances” and “ethnic unrest.” But a closer look at…
When the United Nations Security Council unanimously adopted Resolution 2816 in 2026, extending sanctions monitoring related to Afghanistan, it did…
The Balochistan Liberation Army no longer fights to win territory, command popular support, or shape political outcomes. Those battles were…
Balochistan’s insurgency is often portrayed in international media as a political struggle, a fight for “rights” and “self-determination.” The reality,…
For years, Baloch insurgent groups have attempted to cloak violence under the language of resistance, grievance, and political struggle. That…
The resurgence of violence along Afghanistan’s northern frontier is not an accident of weak governance or a temporary lapse in…
When a state is judged, it should be judged first on whether it keeps its people alive. Everything else follows…