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Omer Wazir September 8, 2025September 8, 2025 Balochistan conflict, BSO Azad, Daesh in Pakistan, enforced disappearances, Hazara genocide, ISI militias, kill-and-dump policy, missing persons Balochistan, Pakistan Army, Pakistan terror networks, Pakistan terrorism policy, Pakistani double game, political engineering Pakistan, Quetta violence, Sarfraz Bughti, sectarian violence, Shafiq Mengal, state-backed extremism, terror-by-proxy, Wadh training camps

Pakistan’s Deadly Playbook: How the Army Weaponizes Extremism in Balochistan

The world must confront an uncomfortable truth: Pakistan does not merely fight extremism—it manufactures it, repurposes it, and unleashes it

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The Black Tiger: India’s Most Daring Spy Who Disappeared into Pakistan

This wasn’t the clean espionage of Hollywood—it was messy, lonely, and treacherous. He was just 23 years old when he

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Pakistan Army Chief Fuels Hindu-Muslim Divide, Reinforces Obsessive and Failed Ideology

Islamabad — In a speech that has stirred widespread criticism and rekindled old wounds, Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff General