How will Pakistan deal with the unrest in Balochistan?

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How will Pakistan deal with the unrest in Balochistan?

The most recent coordinated attacks by separatists in the southwestern province have killed dozens of people.

It’s called Pakistan’s forgotten war. And it’s been running for decades in Balochistan, the country’s largest province by land area.

More than 100 people have been killed in another wave of violence this week.

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