If, after this war, Iran continues to exist under the same leadership and within the same geography, it will remain a headache for the region and will turn into a “brain cancer”, especially for the Read More
By Archen Baloch A range of historical and ideological factors provides a strong basis for analysing Iran’s internal and regional behaviours, showing that there are compelling dynamics that explain why a post-war Iran may Read More
By Shoresh Baluch History sometimes presents nations with rare opportunities that test their insight and resolve. The Baloch nation has faced such moments multiple times in the past—moments where the course of history could Read More
By MB Marri Baloch In a brutal escalation of cross-border violence, the Pakistani military once again unleashed its aerial bombardment late on the night of February 21, 2026. While the official narrative from Pakistan’s General Headquarters (Read More
Fida Ahmed “They came at night in army dress and also in plain clothes. They dragged my daughter away. We cried, but they did nothing. Later we went to register an FIR, but they refused Read More
By: Hafeez Hassanabadi Overall, Dhurandhar is a good film. Its temperament, cinematography, editing, sound mixing, visual effects, and pacing are all commendable. However, since there is talk of a sequel, it is important to highlight Read More
By Edele Baloch Rafael Trujillo, a dictator of Dominican Republic, never thought the day of 25th November to be observed after assassinating the Mirabal sisters on 25th November, 1960. Since then, every year, on 25th November, Read More
By Omar Baloch Historically, colonial powers have maintained dominance and plundered natural resources from colonised populations by strategically creating internal divisions. A similar situation unfolded in Balochistan during the 19th century, when the region became Read More
Samin Baloch In recent weeks, a new wave of insecurity has swept across Balochistan — from the killings of fuel carriers and a series of kidnappings to a surge in armed robberies along the province’s Read More
By Rustam Baloch Amid the dust and ashes of Balochistan where the sound of gunfire still mingles with the cries of grieving mothers, stood a man whose weapon was not a rifle, but words and Read More