RIYADH : Saudi authorities have arrested an additional 12,192 people for violating residency, labor, and border laws over the past week, as the kingdom continues its widespread crackdown on illegal immigration. According to a report by the Ministry of Interior cited by the Saudi Press Agency (SPA), between April 16 and April 22, 2026, […]
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The Shadow Voice: Dissecting the Taliban’s English-Language Propaganda Arm In the complex information war surrounding modern Afghanistan, one News outlet has emerged as a persistent and controversial narrator: Al Mirsad. While it presents itself as an independent news source, a trail of debunked claims and expert analysis paints a different picture—that of a sophisticated mouthpiece
QUETTA: Pakistan’s national cricket team, current and former stars, will feature in the All-Pakistan Chief Minister (CM) Balochistan Gold Cup Cricket Tournament, which will start from September 1. Advisor to the Chief Minister on Sports and Youth Affairs, Meena Majeed Baloch, said that the second edition of the All-Pakistan Chief Minister Balochistan Gold Cup Cricket
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By: Adnan Saleem Baloch Dissent is a democratic right, but what happens when dissent crosses the threshold of peace and becomes a façade for terrorism? What happens when slogans of rights and representation camouflage a deeper, darker intention to destabilize the state from within? Balochistan is bleeding not because of the state, not because of
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By: Babar Yousafzai Balochistan, for far too long, has been trapped in a vicious cycle of violence, fear, and misinformation, largely fueled by foreign-sponsored terrorist networks and disinformation campaigns. But today, the tide is turning. Our security forces have launched decisive, intelligence-based operations across critical districts like Nushki, Kalat, Bolan, and Loralai. The objective is
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By: Salma Khan In the global discourse on Balochistan, there is a persistent, unsettling trend: the voices of real Baloch women are silenced while the international stage is handed over to actors playing the role of victims. As a Baloch woman and someone who has grown up amidst the dust and conflict of this land,
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By: Babar Yousafzai As someone who has witnessed the violent undercurrents of Baloch separatist politics firsthand, I find it troubling to see the same figures and organizations continuing to manipulate narratives, exploit tribal affiliations, and perpetuate cycles of violence. Let’s start with the Balochistan Yakjehti Council (BYC). The organization that once pretended to be a
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By: Tania Bazai In a land where tribal customs are often treated as divine commandments, a woman’s life remains perilously cheap. In our society, a woman’s greatest crime is the desire to live on her own terms, and the justice system of so-called custodians of “honour” is to turn her dead body into a public
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By: Salma Khan Quetta: A horrible incident took place in Baluchistan in which a woman and her husband were brutally shot dead in front of a crowd in the name of honour. They were buried at the roadside in Awaran. At first glance, it appeared to be yet another tragic case of honour killing in
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By: Sardarzada Alam Khan Bizenjo For far too long, Balochistan has been treated as a battleground—not just by insurgents hiding in the hills, but by those sitting comfortably abroad, orchestrating bloodshed under the guise of human rights and nationalism. It is time we called this what it really is: a proxy war, funded and fueled
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