Aziz ur Rehman Agha The Cold War may have ended, but the ideological clash between Capitalism and Communism continues to shape global politics, economics, and international relations. Even today, global…
Syed Dara Shikoh Amir: Quetta, September 2025 – The Balochistan University of Information Technology, Engineering and Management Sciences (BUITEMS) opened its doors to thousands of college students from across the…
By Dr. B. Sultan: Lady Macbeth once remarked that “a little water clears us of this deed” after the assassination of the King. Yet, with time, she remained haunted, obsessively…
Advocate Babar Azam The Reality Check After Law School The journey of young lawyers in Pakistan begins long before they ever argue a case — it starts in law school,…
Syed Muhammad Waseem: Israel and Iran are exchanging deadly attacks. Israeli strikes have hit homes, hospitals, and aid workers in Tehran. Iran responded with missile and drone attacks on cities…
Starting a small business in Balochistan is one of the most promising ways to generate income, create jobs, and uplift the local economy. With government-backed business loans, startup grants,…
By Ghalib Nehad As temperatures soar across Pakistan, several districts of Balochistan are bracing for an intense heatwave. According to the Balochistan Meteorological Department, Sibi is expected to record temperatures…
Bahadur Khan: Balochistan, Pakistan’s largest yet most underdeveloped province, has witnessed a surge in violent attacks in recent years. The conflict, rooted in ethnic grievances, economic disparity, and political marginalization, has…
Anjeela Kaynat: Quetta, once a city known for its peaceful ambiance, now faces an escalating traffic crisis. Every day, thousands of commuters endure hours of gridlock, navigating congested roads, reckless…
By Bashir Nichari: The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) continues to champion democracy and public rights, with Hayat Khan Achakzai emerging as a key leader in Balochistan. His relentless commitment and…
