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American Journal labels BLA as a brutal organization

American Journal labels BLA as a brutal organization

WASHINGTON: An American publication has described the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) as a major threat to peace and prosperity in the region. In its report, The National Interest stated that economic deprivation and backwardness cannot justify terrorism and bloodshed. The journal described the BLA as a terrorist organization that operates on an agenda of spreading

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T20 World Cup, major developments likely in next few hours regarding Pakistan-India match

T20 World Cup, major developments likely in next few hours regarding Pakistan-India match

LAHORE: The major development regarding the highly anticipated Pakistan–India match in the ICC T20 World Cup is expected within the next few hours, as behind-the-scenes diplomatic activity intensifies in Pakistan. Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) Chairman Aminul Islam has arrived in Pakistan to participate in an emergency meeting convened by the International Cricket Council (ICC).  At

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Twitter account of BLA, Bahut Baloch, which spread fake propaganda against the Pakistan Army, has been permanently closed

Twitter account of BLA, Bahut Baloch, which spread fake propaganda against the Pakistan Army, has been permanently closed

The Twitter (X) account associated with Bahot Baloch, who has been described by Pakistani authorities as a facilitator of the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), has recently been suspended, according to sources familiar with the matter. The suspension has drawn attention in security and policy circles, as the BLA is designated as a terrorist organization by

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Indian MP Shashi Tharor questions long-standing policy on Pak, Sparks Quiet Debate in New Delhi

Indian MP Shashi Tharor questions long-standing policy on Pak, Sparks Quiet Debate in New Delhi

The prominent Indian politician Shashi Tharor has publicly questioned India’s long-standing policy of treating Pakistan as a permanent adversary, triggering renewed discussion within political and diplomatic circles in New Delhi. In this sense, Shashi Tharoor, senior leader of the Indian National Congress and a sitting Member of Parliament, raised these concerns. Tharoor argued that India’s policy

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