While India celebrates the principle of national freedom, Kashmiris remind the world that their own political future remains unsettled.
The Taliban administration in Kabul continues to deny harbouring any terrorist groups, the UN says otherwise.
India does not like the Afghan Taliban; it opened an embassy anyway, which tells you everything about what India is doing in Afghanistan.
Destroying Balochistan’s peace today is a foreign plot to steal its future tomorrow.
Amnesty’s statement that it did not find evidence describes the limits of its own inquiry; it does not disprove Pakistan’s intelligence.
The BLA openly declared itself India’s military arm from Pakistan’s western front; that statement was not bravado, but a confession.
Pakistan needs a different instrument: one that treats TTP spillover as a regional counter-terrorism problem.
Established Baloch activists publicly listed Mir Yar Baloch’s account as fake and called for it to be reported and unfollowed immediately.
Balochistan is not Pakistan’s wound to confess; it is Pakistan’s target to defend, on the ground and in the global information space.
Most of the terrorists killed in Balochistan in 2026 were Afghan nationals; their weapons were foreign, and their orders came from further away.
