Baloch & Balochistan

The Possible American Withdrawal from Afghanistan, the Beginning of Problems for Russia By   Hafeez Hassanabadi Whenever a drama gets closer to its climax, the secrets of the story begins to unfold one by one. The 32 years old Afghan tragedy is not only a long way to comprehend, but also many other regional grim problems have been sucked into its vortex with new dimensions. And it has many unnerving endings. Actually last year after Lisbon conference it became clear that America along with its allies withdraws from Afghanistan and it was supposed that by than the Afghan armed forces would be able to take over the charges of Afghan security. In my previous articles in dailytawar newspaper I expressed my strong concerns over American withdrawal, their English version posted in different sites, “in the context of Lisbon Conference the possibilities of ending the Afghan war! The contradictory Pakistani interests versus International”(http://frontierindi...

Afghans are highly weary of 39 years’ external and internal wars and their immediate neighbors, Baloch and Pashtun are also in a constant state of virtual hysterical condition. Internationally, big powers America, Russia, India and China are also unhappy with the current situation. But no solution of the problem is in the sight in the near future. Rather, there is every possibility that it can get more complicated in foreseeable future.   Keeping in view the possible challenges, the Afghan government issued a statement in which it raised the concerns over Taliban release. “Last year Pakistan released 26 senior Taliban leaders and they all rejoined Taliban fight”.   Similarly,    Afghan President Karzai, in a letter to Pashtun leader Asfand Yar Wali in Pakistan offering condolences on the death of party workers of Mr. Wali during a Taliban attack, asked him for a joint deliberation on Afghanistan issue. Here we’re to deal with two important qu...

Mass Murder of Baloch Nation in Karachi 'Killed in the dark alleys of Vested interests' By  Hafeez Hassanabadi (No power would be able to rule over the souls of Baloch nation, had they learned how to embrace death for the sake of glorious life, instead of running after a miserable life) What happened in Karachi? If analyzed through Pakistani government point of view, it was an unpleasant happening. It does not matter what they say about the design behind it, but when they start classifying this barbarism in retrospection, at the end they would say, we would not allow such things to happen again in future. But we would not perceive this happening as merely a gory accident or an unpleasant happening, but rather, we say it is one of those wider state policies to liquidate Baloch nation. Whether it was our blunt perception or the success of Pakistani state's tricks? That we could not reach to the bott...