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[18 Aug 2010 | No Comment | Abdul Wahab]
The Blame Game

As the provincial government and Balochistan’s nationalist parties hurl accusations against each other, the mystery of Habib Jalib’s murder further deepens.

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[27 Jun 2010 | No Comment | Abdul Wahab]
Journey to Nowhere

Last month’s high-profile visits of Prime Minister Gilani and Punjab Chief Minister Sharif to Mengal fail to break the ice on Balochistan.

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[26 Jun 2010 | No Comment | Abdul Wahab]
Hapless Victims

Women are the new victims of the socio-political instability that plagues Balochistan.

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[21 Apr 2010 | 9 Comments | Talat Hussain]
Regime of Fear

Between ham-fisted law-enforcement agencies, ruthless separatists and starkly incompetent politicians, Balochistan is descending into total anarchy.

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[21 Apr 2010 | One Comment | Talat Hussain]
Separatist Sketches

A profile of separatist groups operating in Balochistan.

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Caught in the Crossfire

Uddipan Mukherjee fleshes out the parallels between the two major internal insurgencies that both India and Pakistan have been facing for decades.

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[30 Dec 2009 | No Comment | Saad Hasan]
Running on Empty

After years of unthinking consumption and minimal exploration, Pakistan is now facing a gas shortage.

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[11 Dec 2009 | No Comment | Abdul Wahab]
An Exercise in Futility

The Balochistan package tabled by the parliament has been rejected by the nationalists.

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[18 Nov 2009 | No Comment | I. A. Rehman]
The Incorrigible Negotiator

Bizenjo’s autobiography will help the reader understand the crisis in Pakistan’s most neglected province and his persistent attempts to defuse it.

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[12 Nov 2009 | 3 Comments | I. A. Rehman]
Secession or Reconciliation?

Unless the centre takes urgent and necessary steps to stem the tide of alienation in Balochistan, the voices calling for independence may win the day, says I.A. Rehman.