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Eurasian Integration: Dawn of a New Era

Brecht Jonkers

Shawwal 20, 14422021-06-01

The balance of economic and political power has shifted radically toward the Eurasia landmass. The engines for this change are China and Russia but there are also other players, notably Iran that are playing an important role. Bye bye, US imperialism!

Guantanamo’s Oldest Prisoner might Finally See the Light of Day!

Zia Sarhadi

Shawwal 20, 14422021-06-01

The illegal prison at Guantanamo Bay represents the ugly nature of the US. Of the 700 prisoners kept there at its peak, only 40 are left. Saifullah Paracha, 73, is the oldest prison who has been cleared for release but it is not certain when he might return home to his native Pakistan.

Biden’s Not So Honest Afghan Withdrawal Plan

Zia Sarhadi

Ramadan 19, 14422021-05-01

While announced to much fanfare that US troops would be out of Afghanistan by September 11, US President Joe Biden left out whether the 18,000 mercenaries euphemistically called “contractors”, operating in Afghanistan would also go. The Taliban are not amused.

The Grim Plight of Palestinian Men, Women and Children in Israeli Prisons

Ayman Ahmed

Ramadan 19, 14422021-05-01

Israeli occupation forces continue to keep Palestinian men, women and children in appalling conditions in prisons. Many are tortured and humiliated. Some prisoners have completed 29 years in jail. Zionist Israel, the pariah state, operates as a lawless entity.

India’s Kumbh Mela, Coronavirus and Hindutva Raj

Khurshid Alam

Ramadan 19, 14422021-05-01

India has become the epicentre of the coronavirus but politicians and Hindu extremists ignore all protocols and continue to spread the deadly virus. The Kumbh Mela—a Hindu festival— attended by 10 million people reflects the total disregard for any precautionary measures.

Uncle Sam on Crutches

Tahir Mustafa

Ramadan 19, 14422021-05-01

America’s infrastructure is on the verge of collapse. Build 60 years ago, most bridges and watermains need replacement. Its highways are falling apart as is the electrical grid. Trillions of dollars are needed to repair and restore but so far, only small change has been offered.

Israel’s Maritime Aggression will Turn into Geopolitical Disaster

Tahir Mahmoud

Ramadan 19, 14422021-05-01

In recent weeks, Zionist Israel has been attacking Iranian merchant ships in the Mediterranean, the Red Sea and Persian Gulf. Iran has the means to retaliate and do so effectively. Israel is vulnerable in this type of warfare and will pay a heavy price.

Importance of the Silk Roads

Brecht Jonkers

Ramadan 19, 14422021-05-01

In light of the Iran-China $400 billion trade and development deal, revival of the Old Silk Roads has assumed great importance. Our correspondent looks at the history of the Silk Roads and their importance for trade and development.

Why America—A Larger, Older Israel—Should be Boycotted

Alex Proios

Ramadan 19, 14422021-05-01

The US is as much a settler-colonial entity as is Zionist Israel. While Muslims and many American liberals criticize Israel and some even criticize US foreign policy, few have called for boycott of the US and return of the lands to the Indigenous people, its rightful owners.

Islamophobia in Europe: What’s a Muslim to Do?

Kevin Barrett

Sha'ban 18, 14422021-04-01

Failing to attract Muslims to their hedonistic culture, Western regimes have embarked on policies prohibiting Muslim practices. France, Austria, Germany, the Netherlands and Britain are in the forefront of this vicious campaign of Islamophobia.

Iraq’s Identity Crisis

Yusuf Dhia-Allah

Sha'ban 18, 14422021-04-01

There is an intense struggle underway in Iraq between secularists and the Islamic movement. Unfortunately, the latter too has not fully shed sectarian tendencies despite the fact that it is the land of Prophets as well as great Imams.

The Modalities of US-China Tensions

Tahir Mahmoud

Sha'ban 18, 14422021-04-01

Will the US take on China militarily? It is highly unlikely because the Washington warlords know they would face almost certain defeat. Instead, the US is creating alliances with various countries to confront China both economically and militarily.

India’s Fascism on Steroids

Khurshid Alam

Sha'ban 18, 14422021-04-01

Since the rise of Narendra Modi to power in India, Fascism has come out in the open targeting religious minorities. Muslims and Dalits are the principal targets but other religious groups—Sikhs and Christians—are also not spared

Biden’s Choices in Afghanistan: Withdraw or be Driven Out!

Zia Sarhadi

Sha'ban 18, 14422021-04-01

Joe Biden is beginning to have second thoughts about withdrawing all US forces from Afghanistan. Should he fail to honour the February 29, 2020 agreement his predecessor signed with the Taliban, there is every likelihood of intensification of conflict resulting is US forces driven out Afghanistan in ignominy.

Some Indian Media Outlets Expose Modi’s Complicity in the Pulwama Attack

Tahir Mahmoud

Rajab 17, 14422021-03-01

Two years ago, when Indian troops were attacked near Pulwama in Indian occupied Kashmir, Delhi blamed it on militants from Pakistan. Recent revelations in some Indian media outlets have exposed the Modi regime’s complicity. It had advance knowledge of the attack but chose not to prevent it in order to boost its electoral chances in the April 2019 elections.

Connectivity: The New Buzzword to Promote Trade between Pakistan, Iran and Turkey

Waseem Shehzad

Rajab 17, 14422021-03-01

As neighbors, Pakistan, Iran and Turkey are natural candidates for road and rail links. Hitherto the railway connectivity was ignored but China’s Road and Belt Initiative has given boost to plans to build railway tracks to link the three countries and open the way for trade with Europe.

Why Leftist Dogmas Failed During the Islamic Revolution in Iran

Tahir Mustafa

Rajab 17, 14422021-03-01

Prior to the victory of the Islamic revolution in Iran, groups in various countries vied for supremacy by aligning with either the West (capitalism) or the East (Communism). In Iran, the people turned to their own values derived from Islam. They won, and won big.

Yemen Approaches Sixth Year of Brutal War

Brecht Jonkers

Rajab 17, 14422021-03-01

The month of March will mark six years of the brutal Saudi-led war on Yemen. Far from achieving any of its objectives, the Saudis and their allies have been given a bloody nose. The US as principal backer of Saudi Arabia has realized the futility of the war and wants to end it.

What has Stymied Pakistan’s progress?

Zia Sarhadi

Rajab 17, 14422021-03-01

Despite its immense potential, Pakistan has not made the progress it deserves. We look at the reasons for this failure and what can be done to rectify them.

India’s Massive Disinformation Campaign Against Pakistan Exposed by Brussels

Zia Sarhadi

Jumada' al-Akhirah 19, 14422021-02-01

Independent investigative journalists have exposed India’s massive disinformation campaign against Pakistan spanning 15 years. Delhi’s operatives have used dormant NGOs, fake media outlets and even resurrected dead individuals to advance its nefarious agenda.

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