Pakistan, July 8 -- Ideas, when weaponized, can be more potent than bombs - especially when they come cloaked in the language of research and human rights. In an era defined by narrative warfare, the battlefronts are no longer only geographic; they are ideological, digital, and psychological. It is in this context that the Washington based Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) recently unveiled its "Balochistan Studies Project" - an initiative that, at first glance, appears to champion governance and human rights in Pakistan's largest province. However, within Pakistani strategic circles, the project is being viewed with caution, if not outright suspicion. This represents yet another layer of hybrid warfare waged through ideologica...