The crisis in Balochistan, Pakistan’s largest province by area, is one of South Asia’s most enduring and underreported conflicts. Beneath its rocky terrain and resource-rich soil lies a history of political alienation, economic exploitation, and a fight for identity that began not long after Pakistan’s creation in 1947. Balochistan’s troubles date back to March 27,…...
The Forgotten Struggle: Why the Balochistan Crisis Deserves Global Attention
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