Yunus-Modi Meeting Uncertain as India Finalizes BIMSTEC Schedule

The evolving Balochistan security situation highlights the intersection of foreign-backed insurgency, criminal networks, and narrative warfare, reaffirming Pakistan’s long-standing concerns over external interference in its internal affairs.

The Indo-Israel Nexus and Proxy Insurgency: Challenges to Pakistan’s Stability in Balochistan

SAT Commentary February 2, 2026

Israel and India’s active support for Baloch militias confirms Pakistan’s long-standing concerns about foreign interference. Through proxy insurgency and narrative campaigns, external actors seek to destabilize Balochistan, undermine Pakistan’s internal security, and disrupt regional connectivity.

Balochistan’s Security Challenges, Criminal Networks, and Ground Realities

SAT Commentary February 2, 2026

Balochistan’s security challenge is not rooted in deprivation alone but in a long-entrenched nexus of militant outfits, criminal mafias, and foreign-sponsored narrative manipulation. The failure of “Operation Herof II” underscores the disconnect between militant propaganda and ground realities.

A critical examination of how selective activism, misinformation, and glorification of militancy are weaponized to portray Pakistan as a colonial aggressor, undermining state legitimacy and security.

Playing the Victim While Undermining the State

SAT Commentary February 2, 2026

The case of Imaan Mazari highlights a troubling pattern where deliberate misrepresentation of Pakistan as an occupying or genocidal state is framed as dissent, while rhetoric that normalizes violence is shielded behind the language of human rights.

BLA increasingly deploys women in suicide attacks and urban combat, exploiting identity and propaganda to expand militancy in Balochistan.

Gender, Propaganda, and the Rising Threat of BLA Women Militants in Balochistan

SAT Commentary February 2, 2026

The Balochistan Liberation Army is increasingly using women in suicide attacks and urban combat, turning gender and identity into tools of terror and propaganda, while expanding its operational reach in populated areas and normalizing militancy.

Al Jazeera and Pakistan’s Counter-Terrorism Narrative

SAT Commentary February 1, 2026

Al Jazeera consistently frames terrorist attacks in Pakistan as political incidents, downplaying violence against civilians and misrepresenting Pakistan’s security operations. This commentary exposes the editorial bias and its implications for public understanding and international perception.

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Yunus-Modi Meeting Uncertain as India Finalizes BIMSTEC Schedule

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The Indo-Israel Nexus and Proxy Insurgency: Challenges to Pakistan’s Stability in Balochistan

Balochistan’s Security Challenges, Criminal Networks, and Ground Realities

Playing the Victim While Undermining the State

Gender, Propaganda, and the Rising Threat of BLA Women Militants in Balochistan

Al Jazeera and Pakistan’s Counter-Terrorism Narrative