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Silencing the patriots

Silencing the patriots

By: Babar Yousafzai As someone who has closely watched the evolving dynamics of Balochistan, I feel compelled to speak — not just as a concerned Pakistani, but as someone who believes in truth, clarity, and justice. The recent martyrdom of Mir Ataur Rehman Mengal is not just another tragic incident in the long list of […]

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Is Akhtar Mengal the political face of Fitna al Hindustan?

Is Akhtar Mengal the political face of Fitna al Hindustan?

By: Tania Bazai The assassination of Atta-ur-Rehman Mengal—brother of Shafiq Mengal—in Balochistan has once again exposed the complex and dangerous web of political rivalries and militant networks operating in the region. The Fitna al Hindustan (a term used for the Indian proxies and designated terrorist group Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) openly claimed responsibility for the

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Behind the missing persons myth

Behind the missing persons myth

Almost daily, we see protests, road blockades, and emotional appeals claiming that certain individuals have been forcibly disappeared by the state. But behind this curtain of victimhood lies a much deeper, more strategic, and politically charged reality. Let’s ask the fundamental question: Who are these so-called “missing persons”? Are they truly innocent civilians, or are

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The West’s selective spotlight and the myth of Baloch separatism

The West’s selective spotlight and the myth of Baloch separatism

By: Ashir Azeem I am a Pakistani who has witnessed this nation’s complex history unfold, and I find myself compelled to address the growing manipulation of Balochistan’s political discourse, especially by foreign powers and their local proxies.  I am a former civil servant. Ashir Azeem recently spoke candidly about the exploitation of Baloch sentiments through

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