Hundreds of kilometres southwest of Islamabad, Balochistan is a landscape scarred by enforced disappearances, mass graves, ...
It is very clear to us,’ Foreign office spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan said while alleging that India is also running a ...
Yet Pakistan’s government shows little signs of engaging with the political solution required to end the conflict.
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A number of hostages were released late Tuesday after Pakistani insurgents attacked a passenger train carrying several ...
A group of militants seized a Peshawar-bound train, igniting a 36-hour hostage crisis, but this attack is part of a decades-long insurgency rooted in the Baloch separatist groups' violent struggle for ...
After two days of intense military operations, 33 attackers were killed, and 26 passengers — including 18 army and FC ...
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Jaffar Express hijack shows Pakistan’s failing grip on Balochistan. Govt should blame itselfForced abductions of Balochis from across the country, unequitable distribution of resources, and unjust treatment have ...
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Pakistan intensifies crackdown on activists amid criticism of its handling of Balochistan train hijackFIRs have been filed against journalist Ahmad Noorani & advocate Shafiq Ahmad under amended Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act for spreading fake news & promoting anti-state propaganda.
The Jaffar Express attack by the Balochistan Liberation Army left dozens dead and triggered a 30-hour military operation.
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