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Balochistan Bleeds While Delhi Plots
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Balochistan Bleeds While Delhi Plots

Asif mahmood India has turned Balochistan into a silent battlefield. No formal declaration, no uniforms—just terror, sabotage, and trained proxies. This is war by other means. The only question now…

A crowded future

A crowded future

Jul 12, 2025
As the world observes World Population Day on July 11, it's a moment for global reflection on demographic shifts and their profound implications. For Pakistan, this day carries an especially critical weight. With a population exceeding 255 million an…
The Indus Canal Controversy and PPP’s Crisis of Credibility

The Indus Canal Controversy and PPP’s Crisis of Credibility

Apr 21, 2025
The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) finds itself in an unenviable position as public backlash mounts over the federal government’s canal-building plans under the Green Pakistan Initiative. While the initiative is being touted as a project of "national intere…
A Nation Held Hostage by Its Leaders

A Nation Held Hostage by Its Leaders

Apr 20, 2025
Pakistan’s democratic experiment, already beleaguered by decades of institutional imbalance and political immaturity, appears to have come to a grinding halt. What was once a sputtering process has now seemingly stalled completely. Years of polarisation, …
Balochistan’s Crisis Demands Dialogue, Not Suppression

Balochistan’s Crisis Demands Dialogue, Not Suppression

Apr 19, 2025
The recent conclusion of the Balochistan National Party-Mengal’s (BNP-M) 20-day protest sit-in outside Quetta underscores the ongoing political and humanitarian crisis in Balochistan. Although BNP-M chief Akhtar Mengal decided to end the protest after the…
A Risky Shortcut to Economic Revival

A Risky Shortcut to Economic Revival

Apr 18, 2025
The recently announced incentives package for overseas Pakistanis by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, though wrapped in patriotism and gratitude, represents a deeper malaise within Pakistan’s economic policy—a chronic case of the Dutch disease, albeit witho…
Reigniting National Unity and Pride

Reigniting National Unity and Pride

Apr 17, 2025
In a defining moment at the Overseas Pakistanis Convention, Chief of Army Staff General Syed Asim Munir, Nishan-e-Imtiaz (Military), delivered a speech that was far more than ceremonial—it was a passionate reaffirmation of Pakistan’s ideological foundatio…
Strengthening Pakistan-Iran Counterterrorism Cooperation

Strengthening Pakistan-Iran Counterterrorism Cooperation

Apr 16, 2025
The recent brutal killings of eight Pakistani workers in Iran’s Sistan-Baluchestan province mark a tragic low in an already volatile border region. This heinous act, reportedly carried out execution-style, is not just an attack on innocent lives, but a de…
Facing the Heat

Facing the Heat

Apr 15, 2025
Another punishing wave of extreme weather has arrived, with the Met Office predicting a severe heatwave gripping much of Pakistan through the week. Temperatures are expected to soar 6°C to 8°C above normal in southern regions, while the rest of the countr…
Silencing Dissent: A Blow to Democracy

Silencing Dissent: A Blow to Democracy

Apr 14, 2025
The Federal Investigation Agency’s (FIA) recent notice to former senator Farhatullah Babar is not just a bureaucratic maneuver—it is a disturbing signal of the state's growing intolerance toward dissenting voices. Ostensibly prompted by a private citizen’…
Abandoned Promises: The West Must Act Now for Afghan Refugees

Abandoned Promises: The West Must Act Now for Afghan Refugees

Apr 13, 2025
The West’s handling of the Afghan refugee crisis is nothing short of a moral failure. After two decades of war that left Afghanistan devastated, Western countries are now turning their backs on the very people who risked their lives to support their missi…
America’s Academic Doors Closing on Bright Pakistani Minds

America’s Academic Doors Closing on Bright Pakistani Minds

Apr 12, 2025
For decades, the United States stood as a beacon of opportunity for young, talented Pakistanis seeking world-class education and research opportunities. Prestigious exchange programs such as Fulbright and the Global Undergraduate Exchange Programme for Pa…
In the shadow of war: a call for global peace and responsibility
July 12, 2025 Opinion

In the shadow of war: a call for global peace and responsibility

By Sardar Khan Niazi The recent…

A crowded future
July 12, 2025 Editorial

A crowded future

As the world observes World Population…

UAE assures Mohsin Naqvi of making visa process for Pakistanis easier
July 11, 2025 Latest News

UAE assures Mohsin Naqvi of making visa process for Pakistanis easier

Islamabad()The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has…

Gold price rises again
July 11, 2025 Business

Gold price rises again

Karachi: Gold prices have increased in…

At the Daily Patriot, our mission is not just to report the facts, but to ignite national discourse, empower voices often unheard, and uphold the integrity of journalism. In an era of noise, we stand firm in our commitment to truth, transparency, and the trust of the people

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Chairman, Daily The Patriot

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The Law of the Jungle in the Middle East

The Law of the Jungle in the Middle East

Apr 22, 2025
As violence continues to ravage the Middle East, two epicenters of destruction—Gaza and Yemen—have come to symbolize the collapse of international norms and the rise of unrestrained aggression. The death toll climbs with chilling consistency, yet the glob…
The Indus Canal Controversy and PPP’s Crisis of Credibility

The Indus Canal Controversy and PPP’s Crisis of Credibility

Apr 21, 2025
The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) finds itself in an unenviable position as public backlash mounts over the federal government’s canal-building plans under the Green Pakistan Initiative. While the initiative is being touted as a project of "national intere…
A Nation Held Hostage by Its Leaders

A Nation Held Hostage by Its Leaders

Apr 20, 2025
Pakistan’s democratic experiment, already beleaguered by decades of institutional imbalance and political immaturity, appears to have come to a grinding halt. What was once a sputtering process has now seemingly stalled completely. Years of polarisation, …
Balochistan’s Crisis Demands Dialogue, Not Suppression

Balochistan’s Crisis Demands Dialogue, Not Suppression

Apr 19, 2025
The recent conclusion of the Balochistan National Party-Mengal’s (BNP-M) 20-day protest sit-in outside Quetta underscores the ongoing political and humanitarian crisis in Balochistan. Although BNP-M chief Akhtar Mengal decided to end the protest after the…
A Risky Shortcut to Economic Revival

A Risky Shortcut to Economic Revival

Apr 18, 2025
The recently announced incentives package for overseas Pakistanis by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, though wrapped in patriotism and gratitude, represents a deeper malaise within Pakistan’s economic policy—a chronic case of the Dutch disease, albeit witho…
Reigniting National Unity and Pride

Reigniting National Unity and Pride

Apr 17, 2025
In a defining moment at the Overseas Pakistanis Convention, Chief of Army Staff General Syed Asim Munir, Nishan-e-Imtiaz (Military), delivered a speech that was far more than ceremonial—it was a passionate reaffirmation of Pakistan’s ideological foundatio…
Strengthening Pakistan-Iran Counterterrorism Cooperation

Strengthening Pakistan-Iran Counterterrorism Cooperation

Apr 16, 2025
The recent brutal killings of eight Pakistani workers in Iran’s Sistan-Baluchestan province mark a tragic low in an already volatile border region. This heinous act, reportedly carried out execution-style, is not just an attack on innocent lives, but a de…
Facing the Heat

Facing the Heat

Apr 15, 2025
Another punishing wave of extreme weather has arrived, with the Met Office predicting a severe heatwave gripping much of Pakistan through the week. Temperatures are expected to soar 6°C to 8°C above normal in southern regions, while the rest of the countr…
Silencing Dissent: A Blow to Democracy

Silencing Dissent: A Blow to Democracy

Apr 14, 2025
The Federal Investigation Agency’s (FIA) recent notice to former senator Farhatullah Babar is not just a bureaucratic maneuver—it is a disturbing signal of the state's growing intolerance toward dissenting voices. Ostensibly prompted by a private citizen’…
Abandoned Promises: The West Must Act Now for Afghan Refugees

Abandoned Promises: The West Must Act Now for Afghan Refugees

Apr 13, 2025
The West’s handling of the Afghan refugee crisis is nothing short of a moral failure. After two decades of war that left Afghanistan devastated, Western countries are now turning their backs on the very people who risked their lives to support their missi…
In the shadow of war: a call for global peace and responsibility
July 12, 2025 Opinion

In the shadow of war: a call for global peace and responsibility

By Sardar Khan Niazi The recent…

A crowded future
July 12, 2025 Editorial

A crowded future

As the world observes World Population…

UAE assures Mohsin Naqvi of making visa process for Pakistanis easier
July 11, 2025 Latest News

UAE assures Mohsin Naqvi of making visa process for Pakistanis easier

Islamabad()The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has…

Gold price rises again
July 11, 2025 Business

Gold price rises again

Karachi: Gold prices have increased in…

At the Daily Patriot, our mission is not just to report the facts, but to ignite national discourse, empower voices often unheard, and uphold the integrity of journalism. In an era of noise, we stand firm in our commitment to truth, transparency, and the trust of the people

Salman Khan Niazi

Chairman, Daily The Patriot

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