Baloch & Balochistan

A Grim Outlook on the Success of International alliance against Daesh (ISL) By Hafeez Hassanabadi The rulers of Islamic countries are tyrants and their citizens are deprived of justice within their inherently oppressive systems. Therefore desperate disaffected populations living under corrupt oppressive regimes are eager to support any voice which rises against their tyrannical rulers. Often these oppressed peoples are left with no choice as a result of the extreme sense of helpless and hopelessness. They lend their support to any force who opposes their oppressors. Daesh (ISL) is utilizing this sense of deprivation among oppressed and disaffected populations to their full advantage on the ground. Because of the policies of these Islamic regimes; the citizens of respective Islamic countries are left with no other realistic option except to turn to such extreme elements as Daesh. While Daesh is consistently crystal clear on their destructive mission and goals, the

Pakistani Game of Bloodbath in Afghanistan and Balochistan By Hafeez Hassanabadi Translated by Archen Baloch No sane person in the world can ignore neighboring Pakistan’s hand in the destruction of Afghanistan while observing the ruins. But, what is beyond our comprehension is that, despite knowing all the facts that Pakistan is the main cause of all Afghan problems, there are people in Afghan leadership who are still reluctant to frame arm twisting clear cut policies against Pakistan, nor do they have yet convinced their western allies that before putting Afghan house in order, they need to understand Pakistan’s conspiracies and it must be forced to abdicate its notoriety towards Afghanistan۔ Instead, the voices of reason of those leaders were never listened in Afghanistan who knew that the very makeup of Pakistan’s geography does not allow Afghanistan to be a stable country. Nor there is any ray of hope that they would be listened to in someday in near future. On the o

The Deteriorating Situation in Afghanistan and The Strategic failure of International powers By Hafeez Hassanabadi It is an undeniable fact that the disaster in Afghanistan could first and foremost have chilling effects on the region and then on the entire world. The International powers agree that Pakistan has been using Afghanistan as her source of income where it promoted Jihadist terrorism in the name of Islam and received substantial funds from international powers.  Pakistan also claims that it has been at the forefront in fight against global terrorism but it [Pakistan] has been spending the resources, derived in name of fight against terrorism, to increase its military strength and to support its religious proxies. Hence, the strategy of Afghanistan and its allied nations could not be fruitful because on the one hand Pakistan is adding more fuel to the International terrorism, on the other hand it plays victim to gain access to policy making process of war effected natio

Afghan government’s unsuccessful talks with Ghosts By Hafeez Hassanabadi Translated by Archen Baloch The new government in Kabul started a good beginning but failed to formulate correct policies. As a result, a new cancer begun to spread across the country. Under American guidance neither they conducted a fair election nor did they stabilize the country internally. Important tasks such as setting up a new cabinet took months. A country, facing dire security situation, has unnecessarily failed to nominate a defence minister for one year. The uncertainty is still looming large on the horizon of the country and its friends. It has allowed its enemy ample space to reorganize for new offensives with help and guidance of Pakistan. On top of that, Ashraf Ghani’s new pro Pakistan policy has made Afghanistan a convenient place for them [religious extremists] to destroy it. During his predecessor’s tenure, things were not that easy for these destructive forces to disrupt Afghanis