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> Pakistani media reports that their textile industry is collapsing 🇵🇰 > Textiles account for 60% of Pakistan's exports and half of this goes to Europe 🇪🇺🇬🇧 > 150 textile factories in Faisalabad closed down this week, 150k+ people left unemployed > Faisalabad makes up 40-65% of Pakistan's textile...

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Bangladesh's economy is getting nuked right in front of our eyes 🇧🇩 Garment orders are down by 20% in October (15% in Dhaka, 26% in Chittagong) Despite having lower US tariffs, they're losing orders as India is selling garments at heavily discounted prices in Europe (which accounts for 60% of their exports). Bangladesh's textile exports have been already falling since last 3 months.

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Bangladeshi media is stating that India is obliterating their economy 🔥🇧🇩🇮🇳 Yearly change in exports 🔻🔺 July +24.9% August -2.93% September -4.61% October -7.43% November -5.58% December -14.2% July-December -2.19% All of the five largest exports sectors have gone negative now (Dec 2025 v Dec 2024) RMG -14.2% Leather products -12.4% Agri processed food -27.6% Jute -4.4% Home textile -7.8% > Kanglus are saying that they expect things to only worsen further as India is eating away at their presence in Europe, which accounts for 60% of their exports > Bangladesh will exit LDC status in November this year + India will sign FTA with EU which will make India more competitive against them.

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Bangladesh's media reports that their exports are in grave danger as India + China are expanding into EU to offset losses from US. Bangladesh's exports have been shrinking since August. Europe alone accounts for 60% of Bangladesh's exports. 🇪🇺🇧🇩 Things are expected to worsen as Bangladesh will exist LDC status next year resulting in tariffs increasing by 12% on avg. Exporters are lobbying to have the deadline pushed by 3 years now. India has FTA with UK, Australia and is currently in talks of the same with EU, New Zealand.

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> Bangladeshi media reports that their garment exporters are scared shitless after the India-EU FTA 🇧🇩🇪🇺🇮🇳 > They state that once India has scaled up its supply chain, their entire sector will collapse as they cannot compete against India since Indian goods will be 24% more competitive > At present, Bangladesh is more competitive because of GSP, LDC + other factors > Indian garment exports have been growing in Europe despite 12% tariffs while Bangladesh had 0%. > Once EU-FTA comes into effect, Indian garments will become cheaper > Garments account for 90%+ of Bangladesh's exports (with 60% going to Europe)
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> Bangladeshi media reports that their garment exporters are scared shitless after the India-EU FTA 🇧🇩🇪🇺🇮🇳 > They state that once India has scaled up its supply chain, their entire sector will collapse as they cannot compete against India since Indian goods will be 24% more competitive > At present, Bangladesh is more competitive because of GSP, LDC + other factors > Indian garment exports have been growing in Europe despite 12% tariffs while Bangladesh had 0%. > Once EU-FTA comes into effect, Indian garments will become cheaper > Garments account for 90%+ of Bangladesh's exports (with 60% going to Europe)

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#WATCH | Gujarat | Textile traders in Surat say that their market is not going to face any issue after the tariff imposed by the US; they say that the trader here will not work under the pressure of tariffs, it will find a new market and thrive Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) National Chairman, Champalal Bothra says, "India's textile traders are in such a strong position that they can create their market anywhere in the world. The US introduced Indian clothes in countries like Bangladesh, Vietnam and Cambodia in such a way that it showed India as a competitor to China. Despite Donald Trump imposing tariffs on India, the textile industry is not facing any problems. We want to tell the Indian government that the 35% of our exports that go to the US can be compensated through free trade agreements (FTAs), by amending government policies and by exporting to other countries by reducing costs... If any country tries to bind it, India will not stop... The trader here will not work under the pressure of tariffs; it will find a new market and thrive.. If the Indian government makes its strategy in support of MSMEs, then we can face tariffs by reducing costs... New markets can be found in new Europe, South Africa, Japan or Central Asia..."

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#WATCH | Washington DC, USA | On 50% tariff imposed by the US on India, Washington DC-based South Asia analyst, Michael Kugelman says, "Bangladesh, Pakistan, Vietnam are competitors of India in textile exports and since they face lower tariffs as compared to India, India could be disadvantaged if it does not adjust. I am sure India has already thought through walk-arounds. It will be significant for New Delhi to step up and conclude new trade deals with other key export destinations such as the EU, and we know that there have been talks between the two recently... It could reduce the potential danger the tariffs could pose..."

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> Indonesia is currently undergoing Brazilification 🇮🇩 > The contribution of the manufacturing sector has remained stagnant in the economy as companies shift to extracting mineral ores + palm/coal exports > Manufacturing sector accounted for 19.8% of their GDP in 2020 but fell to 18.9% in 2024 > With China dumping cheap goods into the country, you will see this share decline further in coming years > Manufacturing makes up 17% of Indian GDP at present, just behind Indonesia at 19%. But India will overtake Indonesia soon at present trajectory. > The share of middle class in Indonesia has shrunk from 59.5% in 2018 to 48.4% in 2024 > Informal workers now make up 60% of those employed in the country, even as monthly income of those in gig economy has fallen since Covid > India has a GINI coefficient of 25.5 vs Indonesia at 37.5 (meaning wealth inequality is more severe in Indonesia) 🇮🇳 > This has resulted in an increasing exodus of youth to countries like Japan, Korea, etc for job opportunities 🇯🇵🇰🇷 C: CNA

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EastFruit analysts have drawn attention to an unexpected fact – currently the world leader in the growth rate of blueberry exports is a country that is better known for its recent record hyperinflation, economic meltdown and poverty. EastFruit is a leading international information and analytical platform for fruit and vegetable business in Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and the Caucasus, writing in three languages (English, Ukrainian and Russian). However, this country was once rich and had a highly developed agriculture, so its potential should not be underestimated. According to EastFruit, there is currently an investment boom in blueberry farming in that country - Zimbabwe. New plantations are established mainly by investors from neighboring South Africa, who often diversify or even move production to this country due to very favorable climatic conditions, availability of high-quality water for irrigation and inexpensive labour. In addition, recently there has been an increase in investments from other countries into development of new blueberry plantations in Zimbabwe. Since blueberry production in Zimbabwe is developed mainly by investors who already have experience growing blueberries in similar climatic conditions, the productivity of the plantations and quality of the products are quite high. Also, these companies already have established blueberry sales channels, which allows them to do the same with berries grown in Zimbabwe. As a result, Zimbabwe’s blueberry exports are currently growing faster than any other country in the world. “On average over the past five years, Zimbabwe has increased blueberry exports by 63% each year or by 1 200 tones. In 2022, exports grew by 85% or 2.3 thousand tons and exceeded 5 thousand tons, which allowed the country to enter the top 15 countries in blueberry exports and overtake Serbia in volume,” says Andrij Yarmak, economist at the investment department of the Food and Agriculture Organisation. EastFruit experts expect that in 2023, blueberry exports from Zimbabwe could grow by another 30%-40% and reach 6.5-7.0 thousand tons. Considering the high price level for blueberries due to the poor harvest of this berry in Peru, the country can make good money from exporting blueberries in the new season. Significant part of blueberries from Zimbabwe are exported to South Africa, apparently for further re-exports. The country also directly exports fresh blueberries to the UK, EU and Middle East countries, as well as Russia. Georgia is also among the leaders in the growth rate of blueberries in the world, with an average annual increase in exports of 50%. In 2023, blueberry exports from Georgia increased 2.5 times and reached 3.4 thousand tons. True, obviously, some of these blueberries were grown in Ukraine and re-exported by traders from Georgia to the Russian market. Ukraine itself, despite its leading positions in the world in terms of the rate of blueberry area increase, is somewhat behind Georgia in terms of the growth rate of exports. However, in 2023 blueberry exports from Ukraine increased sharply, which is partly due to a decrease in the local blueberry market size due to the outflow of population as a result of Russian military aggression. -
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EastFruit analysts have drawn attention to an unexpected fact – currently the world leader in the growth rate of blueberry exports is a country that is better known for its recent record hyperinflation, economic meltdown and poverty. EastFruit is a leading international information and analytical platform for fruit and vegetable business in Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and the Caucasus, writing in three languages (English, Ukrainian and Russian). However, this country was once rich and had a highly developed agriculture, so its potential should not be underestimated. According to EastFruit, there is currently an investment boom in blueberry farming in that country - Zimbabwe. New plantations are established mainly by investors from neighboring South Africa, who often diversify or even move production to this country due to very favorable climatic conditions, availability of high-quality water for irrigation and inexpensive labour. In addition, recently there has been an increase in investments from other countries into development of new blueberry plantations in Zimbabwe. Since blueberry production in Zimbabwe is developed mainly by investors who already have experience growing blueberries in similar climatic conditions, the productivity of the plantations and quality of the products are quite high. Also, these companies already have established blueberry sales channels, which allows them to do the same with berries grown in Zimbabwe. As a result, Zimbabwe’s blueberry exports are currently growing faster than any other country in the world. “On average over the past five years, Zimbabwe has increased blueberry exports by 63% each year or by 1 200 tones. In 2022, exports grew by 85% or 2.3 thousand tons and exceeded 5 thousand tons, which allowed the country to enter the top 15 countries in blueberry exports and overtake Serbia in volume,” says Andrij Yarmak, economist at the investment department of the Food and Agriculture Organisation. EastFruit experts expect that in 2023, blueberry exports from Zimbabwe could grow by another 30%-40% and reach 6.5-7.0 thousand tons. Considering the high price level for blueberries due to the poor harvest of this berry in Peru, the country can make good money from exporting blueberries in the new season. Significant part of blueberries from Zimbabwe are exported to South Africa, apparently for further re-exports. The country also directly exports fresh blueberries to the UK, EU and Middle East countries, as well as Russia. Georgia is also among the leaders in the growth rate of blueberries in the world, with an average annual increase in exports of 50%. In 2023, blueberry exports from Georgia increased 2.5 times and reached 3.4 thousand tons. True, obviously, some of these blueberries were grown in Ukraine and re-exported by traders from Georgia to the Russian market. Ukraine itself, despite its leading positions in the world in terms of the rate of blueberry area increase, is somewhat behind Georgia in terms of the growth rate of exports. However, in 2023 blueberry exports from Ukraine increased sharply, which is partly due to a decrease in the local blueberry market size due to the outflow of population as a result of Russian military aggression. -

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राहुल गाँधी अपनी बेवकूफ़ी से खुद ही expose हो रहा हैं। India-US trade deal में कोई खामी नहीं मिली, तो झूठ का सहारा ले रहे हैं। He is trying to sabotage India’s growth story with his politics of negativity. I will expose Rahul Gandhi’s fearmongering by which he is misleading farmers and exporters. Here are the hard facts. 1⃣ Our 9 FTAs covering 38 developed countries have opened a potential textile market of ₹45 lakh crore. India exports ₹4 lakh crore worth textiles today. Imagine the growth potential, creating lakhs of jobs for young men and women! 2⃣ Rahul is both attacking textile exporters and trying to scare our Indian farmers that their demand for cotton will fall. He does not know that the US production of cotton is very small, and after domestic consumption, USA exports of cotton and yarn are only $6 billion. He also doesn't know that Bangladesh imports $2.7 billion cotton from India, which they will have to continue doing because the US does not have any surplus cotton. Hence, with the huge potential for growth in our textile sector, demand for Indian cotton will continuously grow and increase the income of farmers. 3⃣ And by the way, even when your family was running the Congress Government, the Foreign Trade Policy and SEZ Act [rule 27(1)] always allowed duty free import of raw material, including cotton, to be used for producing export goods. So when Rahul Gandhi attacks “zero-duty import for export,” he is attacking policies his own party started! What an ignorant Leader of Opposition. No wonder he fails in election after election. Rahul ji, both Indian farmers and textile workers stand to gain hugely by the US trade deal and other FTAs done by the NDA Govt… and the people of India trust PM Modi. Your bundle of lies will fail. समझने वाले समझ गए, जो ना समझे वो…

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Breaking News: #BalochistanBriefing 11th July, 2026 Pakistan's foreign terrorist military facing massive scale of public resistance in the republic of Balochistan Pakistan's foreign occupying forces are continuing a large-scale ground and aerial offensive in the Shaban area of Ziarat and its surrounding regions in Balochistan. Pakistan'sfrogue military is carrying out mortar shelling, artillery bombardments, drone strikes, and helicopter attacks against civilian-populated areas in Balochistan. However, the courageous people of Balochistan are not allowing Pakistan's forces to establish their presence in the region. Local residents have been instructed the foreign forces of Islamabad to evacuate immediately, while people across the affected areas are blocking roads to prevent the movement of Pakistan's military. Meanwhile, Pakistan has reportedly refused to provide ambulances to transport the bodies of around forty police personnel to their native areas, causing widespread resentment among Pashtun forces and local communities. At the same time, large numbers of Pashtun and Baloch youths have reportedly begun resigning from Pakistan's Army, Frontier Corps (FC), Police, Levies, and other civilian institutions. Pakistan's occupation is approaching its end. Relief is expected for both the people of Balochistan and the wider world, as Pakistan's military is facing circumstances comparable to those that led to its surrender in Bangladesh in 1971. Weapons, artillery, and warplanes alone cannot defeat a nation. Pakistan's belief that military force and warfare can help prolong it's illegal stay in Balochistan, is a grave miscalculation. Following its setbacks on the ground, the occupational forces of Pakistan will soon have to announce its withdrawal from the Republic of Balochistan. It is writing on the wall that this time the number of Pakistani soldiers surrendering in Balochistan will exceed those who surrendered in Dhaka in 1971. #PakistanVacateBalochistan
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Breaking News: #BalochistanBriefing 11th July, 2026 Pakistan's foreign terrorist military facing massive scale of public resistance in the republic of Balochistan Pakistan's foreign occupying forces are continuing a large-scale ground and aerial offensive in the Shaban area of Ziarat and its surrounding regions in Balochistan. Pakistan'sfrogue military is carrying out mortar shelling, artillery bombardments, drone strikes, and helicopter attacks against civilian-populated areas in Balochistan. However, the courageous people of Balochistan are not allowing Pakistan's forces to establish their presence in the region. Local residents have been instructed the foreign forces of Islamabad to evacuate immediately, while people across the affected areas are blocking roads to prevent the movement of Pakistan's military. Meanwhile, Pakistan has reportedly refused to provide ambulances to transport the bodies of around forty police personnel to their native areas, causing widespread resentment among Pashtun forces and local communities. At the same time, large numbers of Pashtun and Baloch youths have reportedly begun resigning from Pakistan's Army, Frontier Corps (FC), Police, Levies, and other civilian institutions. Pakistan's occupation is approaching its end. Relief is expected for both the people of Balochistan and the wider world, as Pakistan's military is facing circumstances comparable to those that led to its surrender in Bangladesh in 1971. Weapons, artillery, and warplanes alone cannot defeat a nation. Pakistan's belief that military force and warfare can help prolong it's illegal stay in Balochistan, is a grave miscalculation. Following its setbacks on the ground, the occupational forces of Pakistan will soon have to announce its withdrawal from the Republic of Balochistan. It is writing on the wall that this time the number of Pakistani soldiers surrendering in Balochistan will exceed those who surrendered in Dhaka in 1971. #PakistanVacateBalochistan

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The next phase of the global trade war will not be fought between Washington and Beijing. It will be fought between Brussels and Beijing. And it is already more dangerous than the one everyone is watching. China cannot sell enough at home. Years of overinvestment, weak domestic consumption, and structural imbalances have left it with one pressure valve: exports. Europe cannot absorb the overflow. Its own economic fragility has forced policymakers to choose between staying open and protecting their own workers, their own industries, their own voters. That choice is no longer a debate. It is a decision. And what makes this collision more volatile than a standard trade dispute is that neither side can back down easily. China sees exports as survival. Europe increasingly sees Chinese imports as a threat to its own survival. When both sides believe they are defending themselves, escalation is no longer a risk. It is a logic. The technical language will follow. Anti-dumping probes. Countervailing duties. Local content rules. Strategic sector carve-outs. Trusted partner frameworks. But underneath all of it is a simpler reality: one economy with too much to sell and nowhere left to send it, and another economy that has finally decided it will not be the destination.
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The next phase of the global trade war will not be fought between Washington and Beijing. It will be fought between Brussels and Beijing. And it is already more dangerous than the one everyone is watching. China cannot sell enough at home. Years of overinvestment, weak domestic consumption, and structural imbalances have left it with one pressure valve: exports. Europe cannot absorb the overflow. Its own economic fragility has forced policymakers to choose between staying open and protecting their own workers, their own industries, their own voters. That choice is no longer a debate. It is a decision. And what makes this collision more volatile than a standard trade dispute is that neither side can back down easily. China sees exports as survival. Europe increasingly sees Chinese imports as a threat to its own survival. When both sides believe they are defending themselves, escalation is no longer a risk. It is a logic. The technical language will follow. Anti-dumping probes. Countervailing duties. Local content rules. Strategic sector carve-outs. Trusted partner frameworks. But underneath all of it is a simpler reality: one economy with too much to sell and nowhere left to send it, and another economy that has finally decided it will not be the destination.

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After an Italian regulatory body handed down a $17M fine to his company, Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince refuses to back down: "I spent the beginning of this week in DC meeting with a number of officials... I don't think the Italians quite understand the hornet's nest they've stirred up." "The crazy stat is that Europe makes more from fining US tech companies than they do from taxing their own technology companies." "Something has to change... this is now the cause célèbre for Europe using US tech companies as their piggy bank." "We can't have Europeans, let alone this Italian cabal, being able to dictate what is and is not online."
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After an Italian regulatory body handed down a $17M fine to his company, Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince refuses to back down: "I spent the beginning of this week in DC meeting with a number of officials... I don't think the Italians quite understand the hornet's nest they've stirred up." "The crazy stat is that Europe makes more from fining US tech companies than they do from taxing their own technology companies." "Something has to change... this is now the cause célèbre for Europe using US tech companies as their piggy bank." "We can't have Europeans, let alone this Italian cabal, being able to dictate what is and is not online."

TBPN

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🚨 Haris Rauf was screaming 6-0 alongside other Pakistan's cricketer on eve of India-Pakistan game!! - Pakistani cricketers are falling on new low every day, now they are bringing that 6-0 in a cricket match which is their dilusional fake victory over us. - Sidra Amin was the 1st who did this in Pak women game & now Haris Rauf. Actually, Pakistan's cricketer has been told by Mohsin Naqvi & their army to bring war's references throughout India Pakistan game tonight. We have never seen such scenes ever before on a cricket field between these 2 teams. Salman Agha has been given a script came directly from Pakistan's army which he will speak in post match presentation as well as in Press Conference after game irrespective of the result. Pakistan has planned to use today's game as an political stage. Shame on them!! And I just hope everything goes well & we win this tonight❤️🇮🇳
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🚨 Haris Rauf was screaming 6-0 alongside other Pakistan's cricketer on eve of India-Pakistan game!! - Pakistani cricketers are falling on new low every day, now they are bringing that 6-0 in a cricket match which is their dilusional fake victory over us. - Sidra Amin was the 1st who did this in Pak women game & now Haris Rauf. Actually, Pakistan's cricketer has been told by Mohsin Naqvi & their army to bring war's references throughout India Pakistan game tonight. We have never seen such scenes ever before on a cricket field between these 2 teams. Salman Agha has been given a script came directly from Pakistan's army which he will speak in post match presentation as well as in Press Conference after game irrespective of the result. Pakistan has planned to use today's game as an political stage. Shame on them!! And I just hope everything goes well & we win this tonight❤️🇮🇳

Rajiv

974,317 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten

Latest video of economic blockade of Pakistan 3 July, 2026 The people of Balochistan continue to tell the Pakistani occupying forces every single day to leave their homeland. However, Pakistan's terrorist military has become so addicted to the plunder and theft of Balochistan's natural wealth that it refuses to listen to these peaceful calls. The 60 million people of Balochistan have made their decision: they will no longer tolerate the looting of their national wealth including gold, silver, copper, natural gas, coal, and other precious mineral resources. Pakistan must bring this systematic plunder and its' unlawful invasion to an immediate end. Today's latest video comes from Basima, Balochistan, where the pro-independence forces and the Defense Forces of Balochistan have established checkpoints along the highways, while the cowardly Pakistani military is nowhere to be seen. This demonstrates that ground control in Balochistan now rests with the Baloch freedom forces, while Pakistan has been pushed back into its military cantonments and bunkers. They can only seize unarmed Baloch civilians and kill them in custody, but they are unable to confront the Defense Forces of Balochistan. Once again, the people of Balochistan have a message for Pakistan's military: Go back. Leave Balochistan. Return to your own country and apply for a Balochistan visa. At present, Balochistan's visa is closed to Pakistani nationals, with a minimum ban of twenty years. After those twenty years, a decision will be made on whether Pakistani nationals will be granted visas or not. #PakistanVacateBalochistan #RepublicOfBalochistan
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Latest video of economic blockade of Pakistan 3 July, 2026 The people of Balochistan continue to tell the Pakistani occupying forces every single day to leave their homeland. However, Pakistan's terrorist military has become so addicted to the plunder and theft of Balochistan's natural wealth that it refuses to listen to these peaceful calls. The 60 million people of Balochistan have made their decision: they will no longer tolerate the looting of their national wealth including gold, silver, copper, natural gas, coal, and other precious mineral resources. Pakistan must bring this systematic plunder and its' unlawful invasion to an immediate end. Today's latest video comes from Basima, Balochistan, where the pro-independence forces and the Defense Forces of Balochistan have established checkpoints along the highways, while the cowardly Pakistani military is nowhere to be seen. This demonstrates that ground control in Balochistan now rests with the Baloch freedom forces, while Pakistan has been pushed back into its military cantonments and bunkers. They can only seize unarmed Baloch civilians and kill them in custody, but they are unable to confront the Defense Forces of Balochistan. Once again, the people of Balochistan have a message for Pakistan's military: Go back. Leave Balochistan. Return to your own country and apply for a Balochistan visa. At present, Balochistan's visa is closed to Pakistani nationals, with a minimum ban of twenty years. After those twenty years, a decision will be made on whether Pakistani nationals will be granted visas or not. #PakistanVacateBalochistan #RepublicOfBalochistan

Mir Yar Baloch

18,279 Aufrufe • vor 27 Tagen

#BalochistanBriefing 1st April 2026 Pakistan's military and civil administration is afraid to visit the venue of the blast at Akhterabad Killi Khali Quetta. After three days the occupational forces of Pakistan are failed to take control of the area. This location is situated 10km away from Quetta cantonment. Amid rising tensions and the possibility of war between Pakistan and Afghanistan, there are growing reports of mass resignations by Pashtun nationals from the Pakistani Army, Frontier Corps, and police forces. According to some Pashtun social media handles, there are about 163 Pashtun personnel in the FC who have taken premature retirement from their services. Pashtuns on both sides of the Durand Line are increasingly uniting and recognizing that Pakistan itself has been the root cause of conflict and division in the region. At the same time, reports are emerging of a widespread Baloch uprising across the Republic of Balochistan. The Baloch masses have reportedly joined hands with a common objective: to cut off the flow of energy and resources that Pakistan depends on. It is important to note that Pakistan’s Punjab province does not possess significant reserves of oil, gas, coal, copper, or other major natural resources. Much of the wealth that sustains Pakistan’s economy comes from resources extracted from Balochistan. The people of the Republic of Balochistan have now decided to block illegal mining and disrupt what they consider the unlawful exploitation of their national wealth. There is a growing sentiment that Balochistan’s resources should benefit its own people first, rather than being misuse by Pakistan's radical forces and corrupt politician to spread terrorism in Afghanistan, India and fund Pakistan's war against the Baloch nation. Once the Baloch succeed in cutting off the flow of their natural resources to Pakistan, it is confirmed that they could severely damage Pakistan’s fragile economy within a short period of few months. As some Baloch activists say, “Balochistan holds the PIN code to the ATM that Pakistan has been using for decades,” a metaphor suggesting that the country’s economic lifeline is deeply tied to the loot and plunder of trillion dollar worth of Balochistan’s natural wealth.
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#BalochistanBriefing 1st April 2026 Pakistan's military and civil administration is afraid to visit the venue of the blast at Akhterabad Killi Khali Quetta. After three days the occupational forces of Pakistan are failed to take control of the area. This location is situated 10km away from Quetta cantonment. Amid rising tensions and the possibility of war between Pakistan and Afghanistan, there are growing reports of mass resignations by Pashtun nationals from the Pakistani Army, Frontier Corps, and police forces. According to some Pashtun social media handles, there are about 163 Pashtun personnel in the FC who have taken premature retirement from their services. Pashtuns on both sides of the Durand Line are increasingly uniting and recognizing that Pakistan itself has been the root cause of conflict and division in the region. At the same time, reports are emerging of a widespread Baloch uprising across the Republic of Balochistan. The Baloch masses have reportedly joined hands with a common objective: to cut off the flow of energy and resources that Pakistan depends on. It is important to note that Pakistan’s Punjab province does not possess significant reserves of oil, gas, coal, copper, or other major natural resources. Much of the wealth that sustains Pakistan’s economy comes from resources extracted from Balochistan. The people of the Republic of Balochistan have now decided to block illegal mining and disrupt what they consider the unlawful exploitation of their national wealth. There is a growing sentiment that Balochistan’s resources should benefit its own people first, rather than being misuse by Pakistan's radical forces and corrupt politician to spread terrorism in Afghanistan, India and fund Pakistan's war against the Baloch nation. Once the Baloch succeed in cutting off the flow of their natural resources to Pakistan, it is confirmed that they could severely damage Pakistan’s fragile economy within a short period of few months. As some Baloch activists say, “Balochistan holds the PIN code to the ATM that Pakistan has been using for decades,” a metaphor suggesting that the country’s economic lifeline is deeply tied to the loot and plunder of trillion dollar worth of Balochistan’s natural wealth.

Mir Yar Baloch

13,045 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

One country refines 60-70% of the world's silver. That country just locked down exports. If you care about where inflation is heading or how commodity prices affect your portfolio, this is one of the most important changes that happened this year. China replaced its 25-year-old silver export system with tight licensing restrictions. Only a handful of approved firms can export silver now. In March alone, China imported 836 tons of silver, 170% above their 10-year average. Retail investors there are stacking silver as an affordable alternative to gold while their solar industry frontloads production ahead of a tax change. Solar consumes 20% of global silver supply every year. Most of that happens in China. When the country that refines most of the world's silver keeps more of it at home, everyone else competes for what's left. Full breakdown in the thread below:
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One country refines 60-70% of the world's silver. That country just locked down exports. If you care about where inflation is heading or how commodity prices affect your portfolio, this is one of the most important changes that happened this year. China replaced its 25-year-old silver export system with tight licensing restrictions. Only a handful of approved firms can export silver now. In March alone, China imported 836 tons of silver, 170% above their 10-year average. Retail investors there are stacking silver as an affordable alternative to gold while their solar industry frontloads production ahead of a tax change. Solar consumes 20% of global silver supply every year. Most of that happens in China. When the country that refines most of the world's silver keeps more of it at home, everyone else competes for what's left. Full breakdown in the thread below:

Felix Prehn 🐶

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