By C. Christine Fair The United States generally, and the U.S. State Department in particular, seem perennially unwilling to grasp the realities of Pakistan. Refusing to recognize that Pakistan pursues ideological goals through the use of terrorism under its ever-expanding nuclear umbrella, the United States persists with the same strategy it has always used to […]Read More
By Hafeez Hassanabadi Translated by Archen Baloch The new government in Kabul started a good beginning but failed to formulate correct policies. As a result, a new cancer begun to spread across the country. Under American guidance neither they conducted a fair election nor did they stabilize the country internally. Important tasks such as setting up […]Read More
By Hafeez Hassanabadi The rulers of Islamic countries are tyrants and their citizens are deprived of justice within their inherently oppressive systems. Therefore desperate disaffected populations living under corrupt oppressive regimes are eager to support any voice which rises against their tyrannical rulers. Often these oppressed peoples are left with no choice as a result […]Read More
By Archen Baloch For Baloch the meaning of “struggle for rights” has changed to a sense of stupidity altogether. To Baloch, the characters of Pakistani parliamentary politics and peaceful street protests have always been a perpetual curse of 68 years’ self-deception that bore nothing except misery and deprivation. The objective question underlined here marks Pakistan’s […]Read More
by JOSH GELERNTER September 4, 2015 The Balochs deserve support for the same reason Tibetans and Kurds do. Tibet’s desire for self-determination is one of the worthier causes-célèbres. On the other side of Asia, the Kurds are fighting Turkey and Iran for control of Kurdistan; since they’re also fighting ISIS “on behalf of the free […]Read More
The tragic incident of the Syrian boy Alan Kurdi has raised several eye brows and heart around the world. All hail to the little kid, that saved several other lives of children around the world. However, in another part of the world, the rights of children continue to be violated brazenly with the army indulging […]Read More
By Rustum Baloch Baloch liberation movement was started in 1948 when Pakistan forcibly invaded independent Balochistan. Since then there has been many uprisings against illegal occupation of Balochistan. Pakistani forces managed to temporarily crush some of the Baloch uprisings whereas some could not progress because of the lack of long-term goal and clear vision of […]Read More
By Jamal Nasir Baloch On 26 August 2015 BBC Urdu broke the news that self-proclaimed Nawab of Bugti tribe and President of Baloch Republican Party Brahumdagh Bugti has announced that he is ready to withdraw the demand of an independent Balochistan. In his latest interview he also emphasised that he always wanted to negotiate with […]Read More
By Vikram Sood Open source data compiled by the New Delhi-based South Asia Terrorism Portal in 2014, listed recovery of 153 bullet-riddled bodies in Balochistan as against 39 in the previous year. Most of these were recoveries from three mass graves in the Khuzdar district in southern Balochistan, where Baloch separatism is stronger. These recoveries […]Read More
By Nobat Marri Balochistan has always been an attraction for superpowers for its strategic location and massive reserves of natural resources, be it the colonial era of 1700-1900 of Britain or post-colonial era of Pakistani occupation and the cold war between Soviet Union and USA. The people of Balochistan have suffered for several centuries in […]Read More
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