The recent tragedy in Quetta—a horrific blast at the railway station leaving at least 26 dead and dozens injured—is yet another grim reminder of the human cost of unchecked violence. This is no longer just a matter of national security; it is a human catastrophe, tearing through communities and fracturing families. The recurring toll of such brutality calls for a response beyond condemnation and condolences. It is high time the government considers an........

© The Nation (Editorials)