By: Shabbir Baloch As a son of Balochistan, I cannot remain silent when I see the world ignoring the long-standing injustices against both my homeland and my fellow Muslims around the globe. I am watching the devastation in Palestine unfold for decades, and I feel a deep sense of pain, anger, and responsibility. So far […]
Digital propaganda and psychological warfare: How Balochistan is fighting back Read More »
I have spent years on the ground talking to families whose sons wear the khaki of our armed forces and those whose fathers were murdered simply for chanting “Pakistan Zindabad.” Their stories share a painful theme: while the world spotlights a “missing persons” narrative rooted in half‑verified numbers, it ignores the 80‑plus Baloch families who lost
Exploiting women for terrorism in Balochistan Read More »
By: Babar Yousafzai Balochistan—the land of rich culture, unity, and resilience—once again finds itself targeted by foreign conspiracies and proxy elements. The “Fitna-e-Hindustan,” backed by banned terrorist outfits, has set a sinister agenda to create ethnic discord between Pashtuns and Baloch, repeating the failed tactics of the past. Let me make it clear: this is
Balochistan stands united Read More »
For too long, the so-called “human rights” campaign in Balochistan has been hijacked by individuals and families who are not innocent victims, but ideological sympathisers and enablers of terrorism. What we are witnessing is not a peaceful movement. It is an orchestrated, highly media-savvy cover-up for armed separatism. Take the example of Mahrang Baloch, widely
BYC — What they’re not telling you Read More »
By: Babar Yousafzai In recent days, Balochistan has once again found itself at the center of targeted violence and insurgency. The Eid holidays, traditionally a time of peace and joy, were marred by the Fitna al Hindustan terrorist incidents that reflect the continued agenda of anti-state elements operating within the province. These actors, the Balochistan
The bloody economics of insurgency in Balochistan Read More »
By: Shaheer Sialvi Whenever we talk about terrorism, extremism, sectarianism, or ethnic divisions, I ask a simple question: Why does all of this always circle back to Balochistan and Gilgit-Baltistan? In the past, sectarian clashes occurred in Rawalpindi or Jhang. But the religious scholars and different sects understood the bigger picture — someone was trying
What makes Balochistan a target? Read More »
By: Ashir Azeem I have served Pakistan as a civil servant and worked in the media as a storyteller. I’ve seen narratives being shaped—both inside and outside this country. And I can no longer stay silent. What’s happening in Balochistan is not just a local issue. It’s part of a global structure. One that picks
Rebranding of terror in Balochistan Read More »
QUETTA: Analyst Babar Yousafzai stated that a tweet from an anonymous account recently made unserious remarks about Buraq News. He challenged the handler of that account to come to Quetta—Sariab Road or Jinnah Road—and make a video to prove their presence. According to him, the person behind the account is likely sitting in an alley
Babar Yousafzai slams India for fake accounts Read More »
ISLAMABAD: The slogans of Balochistan’s freedom are nothing but a joke. These same slogans have been repeated for the past 75 years, and still, they’ve gained no public support. If you count the people behind them, they are no more than 500 or 600 individuals. How can such a small number ever hope to make
Tania Bazai Slams Baloch anti-state Agenda Read More »
Abdullah Khan The problems in Balochistan are deep-rooted and widespread—ranging from mismanaged resources to weak political leadership. While politicians have grown richer, the general population remains mired in poverty. One cannot help but question: where did the province’s vast resources go? Massive amounts of money, amounting to billions of rupees, have been recovered from the
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