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    Pakistan’s Repression in Balochistan: A Call for International Action

    Geneva, March 20 The Baloch National Movement (BNM) called on the international community to take urgent action against widespread human rights violations in Balochistan, accusing Pakistani authorities of weaponizing the law to suppress dissent, target civilians, and systematically silence the...
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    Resource Exploitation Fuels Grievances in Balochistan

    New Delhi, March 12 – While Balochistan, which is rich in resources, accounts for roughly half of Pakistan's discovered mineral wealth, the state's population is among the poorest in the country, with human rights suppression adding to the people's woes along with economic exploitation.The...
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    Pakistan Navigates Regional Tensions: A Strategy of Ambiguity

    Islamabad, March 11 – Pakistan appears to be pursuing a strategy of cautious ambiguity amid the ongoing conflict in West Asia. After officially declaring neutrality, reports of logistical support and intelligence cooperation with the United States have sparked perceptions that Islamabad is...
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    Pakistan's Economic Challenges Linked to Border Conflict

    New Delhi, March 9 – Pakistan's ongoing conflict with Afghanistan has put at risk the next installment of IMF funding that Islamabad urgently needs, according to a media report.The IMF team is currently visiting Pakistan for its third review of the country's economy, ahead of the next tranche...
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    Afghanistan's Shifting Alliances: Pakistan's Losing Grip and Rising Tensions with China

    New Delhi, March 9 – Pakistan’s ISI has made several efforts to disrupt Chinese investments in Afghanistan as Islamabad feels that it is soon losing control. India and Afghanistan have reset ties, and the country’s foreign minister recently visited New Delhi to signal the same.This was a...
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    Islamabad's Strategic Missteps in Balochistan – Risks and Consequences

    Islamabad, March 7 – The Balochistan province of Pakistan reflects more than just a regional crisis, exposing the structural weaknesses of the Pakistani authorities and underscoring the risk of militarizing politics.By portraying Balochistan solely as a security problem, Islamabad's approach...
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    Islamic State Commander Tasked with Leading Offensive Against BLA in Pakistan

    New Delhi, March 6 – An Islamic State commander, Shafiq Mengal, met with Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari and joined the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP). This development is interesting considering that the Islamic State has been enlisted by the Pakistani establishment to fight against the...
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    Violence in Balochistan: Militants Target Security Forces and Government Buildings

    Quetta, March 6 – The Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) has claimed responsibility for an armed attack in Balochistan's Khuzdar district that killed three Pakistani soldiers and injured several others, briefly seizing control of the Karkh town while targeting multiple government installations...
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    Balochistan Crisis: Scholars Call for Justice and Reconciliation

    Quetta, February 19 – Several religious scholars have called for resolving issues in Balochistan through dialogue and urged the Pakistani government to conduct a transparent investigation into all cases of missing persons. They stated that any individual found guilty should be tried in open...
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    Militant Attack Targets Customs Office and Police Station

    Peshawar, February 18 Two government employees were killed and two others were injured when militants attacked a police station and a customs office located along the CPEC in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in northwest Pakistan on Wednesday.The attackers also fired at passenger buses traveling on the...
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    Militant Attack Targets Customs and Police in Pakistan

    Peshawar, February 18 Two government employees were killed and two others were injured when militants attacked a police station and a customs office located along the CPEC in northwest Pakistan on Wednesday.The attackers also fired at passenger buses traveling on the China-Pakistan Economic...
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    Pakistan's Balochistan Crisis: Violence, Human Rights Abuses, and Economic Disparities

    Dodoma, February 16 – The recent attacks in Balochistan, Pakistan, not only highlight security challenges, but also what critics describe as the persistent failures of Pakistani authorities to address grievances across the province, according to a report released on Monday.The report added...
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    Pakistan’s Balochistan Crisis: A Warning on Militarization

    New Delhi, February 15 – The recent spate of violence and bloody clashes between Baloch insurgents and the Pakistani military has brought the region into the global spotlight, highlighting the scale and intensity of human rights abuses in the region. The rebels, refusing to yield to the...
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