Repeating Balochistan in Sindh
With an entirely different sociopolitical outlook, Sindh can stoke a violence of unfathomable ramifications.
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Election manifesto: BNP-M to end Balochistan violence
Manifesto promises to promote peace and tolerance in Balochistan.
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Bringing the Baloch in
It'll be a step forward when Balochistan people elect candidates as party flags, colours flow in fresh political air.
Balochistan elections: Premier Khoso reaches out to nationalists
Says participation of all parties will send out a positive message to the world.
Balochistan’s crisis
All Baloch political parties need to be brought together to ensure that polls can go ahead in the province.
Army should be deployed in Balochistan: Caretaker interior minister
Caretaker Interior Minister Malik Habib says clean, good officers need to be deployed, sidetrack controversial ones.
At stroke of midnight: Governor’s rule expires in Balochistan
Constitutional experts say Raisani govt stands restored.
In cold blood: District election commissioner gunned down
Prime Minister Raja Pervaiz Ashraf condemned the murder of Qasmi.
Without a trace: Abductors dressed in FC uniform kidnap ANP leader
Senator Adeel claimed that the kidnappers brought Tareen to Quetta and were demanding Rs500 million as ransom.
Into thin air
We must quickly & methodically act to save Balochistan before it disintegrates into further disarray before our eyes.
A broken land
The key issue is whether state has capacity; will to calm sectarian, nationalist and ethnic tensions in Balochistan.
Steely resolve of Hazaras: ‘We are not victims — we choose to live and to fight’
Quetta attack victims who came to Karachi for treatment vow to keep dreams alive.
Peace overtures: ANP ponders holding direct talks with TTP
ANP leaders are worried about their security, particularly after their rule in K-P expires next month.
Grisly attack: In cold blood, gunmen kill six labourers in Pasni
The victims were repairing a highway that connects Gwadar with Karachi.
No point in using the army?
Hazara have only one option, they will have to stand up and fight like the heroic Polish Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto.
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