Pakistan, Balochistan and terrorists
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A surge in attacks in Balochistan’s Pashtun-majority districts is raising questions about a widening rebellion.
As militancy surges in Pakistan's Balochistan Province, former Afghan security personnel are reportedly being recruited for pro-government armed groups -- allegations that could add a dangerous new dimension to tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
ISLAMABAD: The top elected official in Pakistan's south-western province of Balochistan on Saturday (Sept 12) ruled out negotiations with insurgents, indicating that the government will continue operations in which hundreds of militants have been killed in recent months.
The top official in Pakistan's Balochistan province has ruled out negotiations with insurgents. The government plans to continue operations against militants, with hundreds killed in recent
Baloch Voice Association President Munir Mengal has urged the United Nations and the international community to take action over the situation in Balochistan. Mengal alleged enforced disappearances, military suppression and civilian suffering in the region,
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Pakistan rules out talks with terrorists: DG ISPRPublished on: September 19, 2026 4:53 PM
Pakistan, Sept. 19 -- Pakistan will not negotiate with terrorists, DG ISPR Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said. He said the state policy on terrorism remains clear. The remarks came during an interview with Arab News.
Abroad, India’s RSS Speaks of ‘Love.’ At Home, Its Affiliates Attack Christians. The attack, which coincided with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s visit to China, was aimed at sending China a message that its investments in Balochistan are not safe.
Balochistan: The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) on Tuesday released details of 13 operations it claimed were carried out across Balochistan between