Military says operations that began in January degraded leadership and operational capabilities of ‘terrorist’ networks.

Military claims without providing evidence that the slain fighters were linked to India.

Quetta: The coordinated attacks conducted recently by the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) have once again exposed the fragility of Pakistan's Balochistan province, a report has highlighted.

Pakistan has used violence and political repression to stamp out a decades-old insurgency in Balochistan Province. The largest-ever attacks in the region have called into question that strategy.

Islamabad is raising a dedicated Frontier Corps to protect mineral-rich areas from militant attacks and secure Balochistan’s borders with Iran and Afghanistan.

KARACHI, FEB 1 (Reuters) - Pakistan's banned separatist group the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) claimed responsibility for coordinated gun and bomb attacks that killed dozens of civilians and security ...

Pakistani police and military forces have killed 145 'Indian-backed terrorists' in Balochistan, according to government ...

Kabul: The recent attacks in Balochistan highlight not only security challenges but also what critics describe as long ...

The Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) over the past few days launched Operation Herof (Black Storm) Phase II across several ...

For nearly 40 hours, Pakistani security forces battled what officials described as a coordinated wave of attacks across more ...

The Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) has publicized photos of two female suicide attackers involved in a recent large-scale ...

Pakistani security forces continued large-scale operations across Balochistan on Sunday after a wave of coordinated militant ...