Baloch Militancy

Balochistan has re-emerged as one of the most volatile fault lines in the region. Baloch Militancy is a Strategic Intelligence Report that dissects the January 2024 cross-border airstrikes between Pakistan and Iran, tracing their roots to decades of Baloch insurgency spanning both sides of the border.

The report explains how militant groups such as the Balochistan Liberation Front have transformed localized grievances into a transnational security challenge, triggering retaliatory strikes, diplomatic strain, and escalation risks between Islamabad and Tehran. It maps the historical drivers of insurgency—resource control, political marginalisation, and identity politics—while analysing the current phase marked by precision strikes, intelligence failures, and growing civilian impact.

Crucially, the report evaluates the broader geopolitical implications: persistent threats to Chinese nationals and infrastructure, mounting risks to the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor, and Beijing’s increasing stake in stabilising a region critical to its investments. Scenario-based analysis outlines best-case, most-likely, and worst-case outcomes—from diplomatic de-escalation to a wider regional security crisis involving external powers.

Built for security professionals, policymakers, geopolitical risk analysts, investors, and defence planners, this product converts episodic violence into structured foresight.

Insurgencies don’t stay contained—they metastasize. Following Global Eye Intelligence ensures you detect escalation pathways early, before local militancy reshapes regional power equations.