By: Babar Yousafzai Every time a tragedy strikes Balochistan or any other restive corner of our country, the usual cycle begins. Bodies are politicized. Roads are blocked. Hashtag trend. And then come the statements — a barrage of selective outrage, carefully choreographed to serve an agenda far removed from the actual suffering of the people. […]
Terror for Dollars in Balochistan Read More »
By: Tania Bazai For years now, a dangerous and deliberate propaganda campaign has been orchestrated against Pakistan in the name of “missing persons” in Balochistan. These narratives, often amplified by banned organizations and foreign-sponsored proxies, are not only misleading but are actively undermining the very social fabric and national security of our country. Let me
Why Balochistan needs a hard state Read More »
By: Shaheer Sialvi Yesterday, once again, the soil of Mastung witnessed a tragedy—a brazen attack not on soldiers or installations, but on the hopes of ordinary, hard-working Baloch families. Poor men who worked tirelessly to collect savings in banks—perhaps to marry off a daughter, support a son’s education, or build a modest home—saw their dreams
Looters of banks, traitors of Balochistan Read More »
By: Salma Khan For years, the narrative of missing persons has been weaponized to malign the state and mislead the world about Balochistan. As someone who has closely observed this issue and engaged with facts on the ground, I feel compelled to speak plainly: many of these so-called “disappearances” are carefully staged dramas—scripted and funded
The disappearance drama Read More »
By: Tania Bazai The issue of missing persons in Balochistan is undoubtedly sensitive, but unfortunately, it has been hijacked by opportunists who exploit it for anti-state propaganda. Take, for instance, the case of Dr. Deen Muhammad. For over sixteen years, this name has been echoed in every protest, every so-called rights seminar — yet no
Missing persons and manufactured narratives Read More »
By: Adnan Saleem Baloch Someone who has spent years working on the ground in Balochistan as a social activist, I have witnessed the slow poisoning of our land by the destructive ideology and agenda of Fitna Al-Hindustan. We are facing a foreign-backed hybrid war aimed at destabilizing Pakistan through our soil, and it is high
It’s time to uproot the Fitna Al-Hindustan from Balochistan Read More »
By: Ashir Azeem In today’s world, wars are no longer fought solely with tanks and bullets. The most decisive battles are now taking place in the shadows—through intelligence warfare, proxy conflicts, misinformation, and psychological operations. As someone who has observed and studied these patterns over the years, I believe it’s crucial to understand how deeply
The Invisible Enemies in Balochistan Read More »
By: Salma Khan Balochistan, often painted with the brush of deprivation and unrest, is quietly undergoing a positive transformation. The recent initiatives taken by military leadership and the state reflect a profound shift toward youth engagement, education, and development. I can say with confidence that change is not just a slogan anymore — it’s a
False Narratives Falling Apart in Balochistan Read More »
By: Shaheer Sialvi The Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI), a Washington-based think tank originally founded to monitor media in the Middle East, has alarmingly expanded its focus to Pakistan, specifically, Balochistan. On the surface, MEMRI claims neutrality, but deeper scrutiny reveals it is pushing anti-Pakistan narratives that align with Baloch terrorist outfits such as
Israel’s silent hand in Balochistan unrest Read More »
By: Shaheer Sialvi In the recently held SCO Summit, the refusal of India’s Defense Minister to sign the joint declaration, where credible evidence links India to terrorist activities, reflects more than just diplomatic defiance—it reveals India’s isolation in the region. While India insisted that all members condemn the Pulwama attack, other member states demanded condemnation
India’s SCO embarrassment reflects its failing regional strategy Read More »
