News Headlines 03/01/2023
Headlines: * ‘There are no Dollars’: Foreign Currency Crunch Hits Egypt’s Economy * US Willing to Fund Afghan Border Security Say Bilawal * US-China Rivalry May Shape 2023 for the World
All posts tagged: xinjiang
China Forcing Uyghur Muslim Women into Marriage with Kuffar to Erase Islam from East Turkestan
On the 16th of November 2022, the Telegraph reported on the forced marriage circumstances that is being endured by the Muslim women in East Turkestan. The article is entitled “Chinese being ‘paid to marry Muslims in plan to wipe out Uyghurs”. A human rights group has found that Xinjiang officials are bribing and threatening Uyghur […]
2022 FIFA World Cup: Exposing Qatar and the West
Commercialization of Sport Sports are good for mental and physical health. Team sports are even better as they also teach team-work. Football, also called soccer, is among those few team sports where almost every player gets an equal chance to play their role throughout the game and exert themselves to their fullest. But sports and […]
Democracy and Its World Order are Shackles of American Slavery. Re-Establish the Khilafah (Caliphate) for Real Change
On 27 March 2022, Imran Khan revealed a regime change operation through US conspiracy at a rally, and announced a public struggle against US control over Pakistan. However, in just seven and a half months, Imran Khan officially ended this campaign. In an interview with the Financial Times published on November 12, he said, “As […]
Views on the News 15/01/2022
Headlines: Egypt’s Abdel Fattah El-Sisi Urges More Support for Gaza Reconstruction Pakistan PM Launches National Security Policy UAE Investment a Sign that OIC Countries Are Seeing Kashmir as Integral Part of India: Experts
The United States is the Last to Champion Human Rights
Amid worsening relations between Beijing and Washington, President Joe Biden signed a new law on Thursday (24 December 2021) banning products made in China’s Xinjiang region because of China’s oppression of its largely Muslim Uighur minority population.
Will China Replace the US in Afghanistan?
America’s debacle in Afghanistan and its withdrawal in August has seen many see China as the nation that will fill the void. China has considerable economic, strategic and security interests in central Asia and Afghanistan. Already transport links traversing the Wakhan Corridor are an integral part of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) which is […]
Views on the News 17/12/2021
Headlines: • UAE Suspends Discussions with US on F-35 Sale over Sovereignty Concerns • US says Mission in Afghanistan Failed as Pakistan Offered ‘Safe Haven’ to Taliban • Putin Hails Model Russia-China Relations in Xi Call
Afghanistan: Can West Retreat Mobilize Muslims to Establish their Own Powerful State
Commenting on America’s abrupt exit from Afghanistan, Tony Blair, the former UK Prime Minister, had harsh words for the West. He said, “The pressure of short-term political imperatives is giving both allies and opponents of liberal open societies the belief that our time is over”. [1] Blair is not alone in his criticism of America […]
Views on the News 3-4/09/2021
Headlines: * Exclusive: Before Afghan Collapse, Biden Pressed Ghani to Change Perception * Taliban Parade Captured US Military Equipment in Kandahar * Afghanistan: Dominic Raab Visits Pakistan in Push to Help Fleeing Afghans * US Finally Exits Afghanistan: Biden Again Defends US Defeat * Kashmir again under Brutal Lockdown * Repercussions of American Defeat: European […]
Pakistan and the Fallacy of Geo-Economics The Race for Central Asia
Since its founding, Pakistan has remained a state under threat. The eastern wing of the moth-eaten Pakistan that was compromised upon in 1947, had borders with a hostile neighbor, India, to the east. At the same time, its inception reopened old questions concerning ethnic fault lines in South Asia. Across the border to the east, […]
Views on the News 14-16/07/2021
Headlines: Erdogan Reached Out to the Zionist Entity Taliban win the Battle but Will They Now Lose the Political Battle Europe’s Belt and Road Initiative U.S., Afghanistan, Pakistan Uzbekistan Create Platform for Regional Cooperation India is Scrambling to Get on the Taliban’s Good Side China Weighs Risk and Reward in a Taliban-Led Afghanistan
Imran Khan “In Cahoots with China”
As the world increasingly speaks out against China’s genocide of Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang, the quietest voices continue to belong to the leaders of Muslim-majority countries. [Pakistani PM Imran] Khan said, “This is not the case, according to them,” adding that any disagreements between Pakistan and China are hashed out privately. (vox)
Views on the News 11/06/2021
Headlines: • Turkey Holds Keys to U.S. Afghan Pullout, a Potential Problem for Biden • Pakistan Leverages US military Co-operation to Win IMF Concessions • China has Created a Dystopian Hellscape in Xinjiang, Amnesty Report Says
Views on the News 08/05/2021
Headlines: • US Pullout from Afghanistan a Test for Pakistan, Other Neighbours • We are not Special’: How Triumphalism Led India to Covid-19 Disaster • U.S., Russia, China Poke Each Other at U.N. Security Council • Biden Supports Ongoing Oppression and Eviction of Palestinians • Yemen, Afghanistan
Views on the News 12/03/2021
Headlines: • Switzerland Referendum: Voters Support Ban on Face Coverings • India: Teaching of Hinduism Books in Islamic Madrasas Sparks Anger • China’s Crackdown on Muslims Spreads to Tropical Hainan Switzerland Referendum: Voters Support Ban on Face Coverings Switzerland has narrowly voted in favour of banning face coverings in public, including the burka or niqab […]