Balochistan’s Proclamation: From Grievance to Geopolitics

Balochistan’s formal proclamation of independence marks one of the most disruptive political moments in Pakistan’s post-1971 history. Balochistan’s Proclamation is a Global Eye Intelligence Conflict Intelligence Report that dissects how a long-running insurgency has transformed into an explicit secessionist challenge with serious regional and global consequences.

The report traces the historical roots of Baloch resistance—from forced accession and repeated military crackdowns to modern-day grievances driven by resource extraction, enforced disappearances, and political marginalisation. It profiles key militant and political actors, including armed groups, diaspora-led advocacy movements, and Islamabad’s security establishment, mapping how insurgency, digital mobilisation, and international lobbying now operate in parallel.

Crucially, the assessment moves beyond domestic unrest to analyse strategic fallout. It evaluates risks to Pakistan’s territorial integrity, the vulnerability of China’s CPEC and Gwadar Port, spillover effects into Iran and Afghanistan’s Baloch regions, and the timing of escalation amid wider Indo-Pak tensions. Scenario pathways outline whether the crisis trends toward suppression, prolonged insurgency, or internationalisation.

This is decision-grade intelligence for policymakers, defence analysts, investors, and strategic planners. Global Eye Intelligence is followed by those who track fault lines before they redraw regional maps. Missing this report means reacting after South Asia’s strategic balance has already shifted.