Investigative Report by Saba Jameel
The recent presentation of Rahima Bibi at a press conference in Quetta by senior Pakistani officials has renewed attention on the complex realities of conflict, counter-terrorism, and human rights...
By Asif Baloch
On 13 April, 2026, at 5:21 pm, a short video lasting 2 minutes and 22 seconds was released on the official channel of the Baloch armed organisation active in Balochistan, the...
“My son was picked up and kept at an unknown location for seven days… He was then produced before a court twice. We were waiting for the third appearance when we heard that my son had been...
In the early hours of 31 January 2026, residents across Balochistan awoke to the sound of explosions. Within minutes, armed fighters appeared on highways, streets and alleyways, outside police stations and around military installations in at least...
The events that unfolded across Balochistan on 31 January 2026 may prove to be a strategic turning point in the region’s armed resistance movement, which has unfolded over more than two decades and is regarded as the fifth major...
Noshki is one of Balochistan’s oldest and strategically significant cities, widely regarded as the principal urban center of the Rakhshan region. Located approximately 150 kilometers southwest of Quetta, capital of Balochistan, the city occupies a critical position...
By Bahot Baloch
The conflict in Balochistan underwent a marked transformation in 2025, defined by a surge in high-impact attacks, expanding geographic reach and increasingly sophisticated tactics by Baloch armed groups. The year opened with...
By Yaran Diyar
In mid-November 2025, Pakistan entered a period marked by a convergence of political engineering at home, aggressive diplomatic maneuvering abroad and escalating regional anxiety. Over the span of several days, a...
By Fareed Baloch
Across Balochistan and among its diaspora, 13 November once again arrives as a day of remembrance. The date, observed as Baloch Martyrs’ Day, carries a long, complex history; part sorrow, part pride, and part...
By Zaarain Baloch
Almost 80 kilometres to the southeast of the Anjeera Cross lies Zehri, a town of almost 150,000 souls that existed quietly out of the media’s gaze, until the recent events threw it back into the...
