The newest coordinated assaults by separatists within the southwestern province have killed dozens of individuals.
It’s referred to as Pakistan’s forgotten conflict. And it’s been working for many years in Balochistan, the nation’s largest province by land space.
Greater than 100 individuals have been killed in one other wave of violence this week.
The Balochistan Liberation Military (BLA) has claimed duty for the assaults, described because the deadliest to this point.
The BLA has escalated its assaults in recent times, saying it’s preventing for an unbiased Balochistan.
In Islamabad, the federal government blames what it says are its enemies for the violence.
So, what is going to it take to finish the cycle of violence in Balochistan?
Presenter: Maleen Saeed
Visitors
Raashid Wali Janjua – director of analysis at Islamabad Coverage Analysis Institute
Sanaullah Baloch – Balochistan Nationwide Social gathering chief
Ayesha Siddiqa – senior analysis fellow at Defence Research Division at King’s Faculty London
Revealed On 1 Feb 2026
