Chief Minister Balochistan’s comments that the "issue of Baloch missing persons is not a provincial one" have sparked outrage among Baloch human rights activists and political workers, stirring a debate on social media and attracting scorn from...
Balochistan government has announced to shut all the educational institutions from August 22nd to August 27 due to unprecedented floods and rains in the region.
According to reports, Chief Minister Balochistan, Quddus Bizenjo has...
A 20-year-old young man shot and killed himself on Saturday, adding to the suicide death toll that has seen an alarming uptick in Balochistan this year. It is still not clear what incentivized the youth to take...
Torrential rains and ensuing flash floods continue to wreak havoc in Balochistan, killing six people and washing away a major gas pipeline on Friday. Balochistan is cut off from the rest of the region through the rail...
The UN Security Council failed to reach agreement on whether to extend travel exemptions for 13 Taliban officials now ruling Afghanistan so they will expire at midnight Friday, the Associated Press report said.
Members...
Five students are among the six youth ‘forcibly disappeared’ from different areas of Balochistan, allegedly by the Pakistani law enforcement forces.
The Pakistani security forces reportedly raided a hostel in Quetta’s Sariyab where they...
The Afghan Taliban claimed in their annual session in Kandahar that a neighbouring country was involved in the drone attack that killed Al-Qaeda supremo Ayman al-Zawahiri in Kabul on July 31st.
The Afghan Taliban...
The United Kingdom signed a major deal with Pakistan on Wednesday under which foreign “criminals” and illegal immigrants from the UK would be handed over to Pakistan. Both sides have hailed the agreement as a landmark achievement...
A bombing in a mosque during the evening prayer in the Afghan capital of Kabul killed ten, including a prominent cleric, and wounded 27 others. The attack is the latest to strike Afghanistan in the year since...
The Balochistan cabinet approved a parliamentary committee on the issue of missing persons on Tuesday. The body will be headed by the provincial home minister and include two members each from the government and the opposition.
