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NewsDesk MC May 27, 2026May 27, 2026 Baloch Liberation Army, Balochistan, BLA, China Pakistan Economic Corridor, civilian casualties, Eid al-Adha, Gwadar port, infrastructure projects, insurgency, Jaffar Express, militancy, pakistan, Pakistan security, Quetta, railway attack, security forces, separatists, South Asia, suicide attack, terrorism, train bombing

Quetta Train Bombing Casts Pall Over Eid Festivities in Pakistan’s Restive Balochistan

Quetta-Residents of Pakistan’s southwestern city of Quetta prepared for a subdued Eid Al-Adha after a suicide bombing targeting a passenger

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NewsDesk MC May 14, 2026May 14, 2026 Afghanistan border, armed clashes, Baloch Liberation Army, Balochistan, BLA attack, counterterrorism, Frontier Corps, improvised explosive device, insurgent violence, militant attack, pakistan, Pakistan security, Pakistani military, paramilitary troops, Quetta, regional instability, security forces, separatist insurgency, separatist militants, South Asia conflict, terrorism

Deadly Balochistan Ambush Leaves Five Pakistani Soldiers Dead

Quetta— At least five Pakistani soldiers and seven militants were killed in clashes in Balochistan after separatist fighters attacked a

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Omer Waziri February 5, 2026 Baloch activism, Baloch Liberation Army, Baloch nationalism, Baloch resistance, Baloch women movement, Balochistan conflict, Balochistan human rights crisis, enforced disappearances Pakistan, feminist movements Pakistan, gender and conflict South Asia, human rights in Balochistan, Indigenous political movements, Indigenous women leadership, Pakistani state violence, political repression Pakistan, South Asian geopolitics, women and nationalism, women in armed resistance, women in insurgency, women-led protests Balochistan

Indigenous Baloch Women and the New Face of Resistance

By organizing, leading, and, in some cases, fighting, Baloch women are challenging both state power and internal patriarchal constraints. An