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Is Gwadar's New Development Prepared to Handle Its Weather? – The Diplomat - Vimarsana News

Is Gwadar's New Development Prepared to Handle Its Weather? – The Diplomat

Gwadar often sees intense seasonal rains that can cause flooding. Recent CPEC-linked development in the rapidly growing city may be making that problem worse.

How China's Presence in Balochistan Is Intensifying Regionalist Tendencies – The Diplomat - Vimarsana News

How China's Presence in Balochistan Is Intensifying Regionalist Tendencies – The Diplomat

The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor has inflamed longstanding feelings of neglect and exploitation in Balochistan.

The Gwadar protests: Balochistan stands up for its rights - Vimarsana News

The Gwadar protests: Balochistan stands up for its rights

There are many groups in Pakistan, both ethnic and religious, that suffer from political neglect and government indifference.

Gwadar Protest: 'Won't stop till we get peace': Maulana Hidayat talks to WION about Gwadar protest - Vimarsana News

Gwadar Protest: 'Won't stop till we get peace': Maulana Hidayat talks to WION about Gwadar protest

Gwadar Protest: Tens of thousands of men, women and children have been assembling in Pakistan’s Gwadar for the past one month to protest against the Chinese presence in the country.

Gwadar protests: Pakistan PM Imran Khan promises 'strong action' against illegal fishing trawlers - Vimarsana News

Gwadar protests: Pakistan PM Imran Khan promises 'strong action' against illegal fishing trawlers

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan said on Sunday that he will take "strong action" against illegal fishing by trawlers off the Gwadar coast, after weeks-long sit-in and protest by local residents rattled the government and forced authorities to deploy thousands of additional police officers in the region.