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Terrorism Cannot Derail The Pursuit Of Stability In Balochistan – OpEd

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By Amina Jabbar
| Eurasia Review Verified
Terrorism in Balochistan Is Strategic — Attacks on security forces, infrastructure, and civilians are deliberate attempts to create fear, disrupt development, and undermine public confidence in state institutions. Broader Impact Beyond Violence — Terrorism causes economic damage, slows infrastructure projects, deters investment, and weakens social cohesion. Militant groups also use digital propaganda and information warfare to amplify their influence and shape narratives.
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Pakistan: Can Labor Reforms Deliver Justice To Vulnerable Workers? – OpEd

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By Amina Jabbar
| Eurasia Review Verified
Pakistan’s effort against bonded labour is not just, a labour matter; it is also a kind of national justice test, institutional seriousness and a push toward economic modernization. For years, vulnerable workers in agriculture, brick kilns, mines, domestic work, and other informal industries have been caught in exploitation, fueled by poverty, debt, low bargaining capacity, and patchy access to education as well as formal jobs.
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India’s Chenab Hydropower Expansion Tests Treaty Compliance Norms – OpEd

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By Amina Jabbar
| Eurasia Review Verified
The Dulhasti Stage-II Hydroelectric Project has become yet another, kind of awkward flashpoint in the hydro-political standoff between India and Pakistan. India says it is a 260 MW run-of-the-river set-up made to produce electricity from the Chenab system in the Kishtwar district. This explanation might be technically right, though it feels strategically incomplete or maybe more like half-finished.
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