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Khurram Aslam Khan
Analysts had cautioned that the recent drift in Pakistan’s foreign policy towards the USA could unfavourably impact its long-term strategic relations with China. Pakistan’s leaders mocked India for its failure to maintain balanced relations with opposing and rival nations. Pakistan had prided itself on successfully navigating the competing global influences of China and the USA.
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Azhar Rashid Khan PSP
The story of Balochistan today is one of parallel suffering — of people caught between insurgent violence and an unending cycle of state operations, and of security personnel paying the ultimate price for a conflict that force alone cannot resolve. Each headline about militants “neutralised” in Awaran or Kech is swiftly followed by reports of police or Frontier Corps (FC) personnel ambushed in the same districts. The result is a grim stalemate — one that continues to drain the province of life, trust, and hope.
In early 2025 alone, several attacks underscored this costly deadlock: a roadside bomb in Noshki.
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