Gwadar's development story is also a test of whose evidence counts

Method

1. Select events from the sealed seven-day newswire by reviewed source ID or bounded regional term.
2. Count named sources and declared independence groups before writing any source-strength sentence.
3. Retain publisher titles, links, timestamps and bounded feed excerpts; do not fetch or republish article bodies.
4. Attach validated World Bank WDI and UCDP annual aggregates as national context only.
5. Regenerate the stable article URL whenever the sealed input bytes change.

What this cannot establish

• Publisher metadata may be incomplete, mistaken, partisan, translated, revised, or later removed.
• Source-group counts measure publication structure, not truth or legal proof.
• A documentation group's allegation is attributed reporting unless a separately cited adjudicative finding says otherwise.
• Topic overlap cannot prove that Pakistan and China coordinated a reported abuse or that a BRI project caused it.
• National economic and conflict aggregates cannot describe a specific province, community, project, actor, or incident.
• An empty or thin feed window is a coverage limitation, not a zero for events, harm, conflict, opposition, or public concern.