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Has India really moved on?
Since lucknow bench of Allahabad high court reserved its verdict on long awaited title suit on Shree Ramajanmabhoomi case...
Israel’s Muslims reach out: strategy, desperation or appeasement?
In last month’s two things happen which could be interprerated as strange things to some extent. Ambassador of Israel to...
Time to policy shift not to bleed and weep
The full blown crisis in Kashmir has not been averted but we are being shown that Government of India had been managed it...
Buying the peace on higher cost
“Peace” has always been a beautiful and highly romanticized word humanity ever invented but no period of time in history...
The Goldstone Report – A Study in Bias
Israel is appalled and disappointed by the report published on 15 September 2009 by the United Nations Human Rights Council’s...
Why China has to crush ethnic minorities and their culture
As official Chinese reports continue to paint the Uighur Muslim minority as the villains in the recent rioting in Urumqi...
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A new twist to Egypt protest as Army holds back
CAIRO: Egyptians plan mass marches on Tuesday in their campaign to oust President Hosni Mubarak, reassured by the all-powerful...
Pakistan floods could have been minimised: US team
WASHINGTON: Last year’s disastrous floods in Pakistan could have been minimised if European weather monitors had shared...
Mubarak’s deputy linked to secret CIA program
As spy chief, Suleiman reportedly embraced the CIA’s controversial “extraordinary rendition” program under ex-president...
US condemns Hezbollah ‘intimidation’ in Lebanon
(AFP) – The United States accused Hezbollah on Tuesday of using intimidation to gain government control in Lebanon and...
Pakistan Ulema chief admits hate literature leads to violence
LAHORE: Pakistan Ulema Counsel (PUC) Chairman Allama Tahir Ashrafi has said that easy availability of instigating literature...
Sindh faces acute hunger: UNICEF
ISLAMABAD: The Sindh province, hit hard by the last year’s floods, is suffering levels of malnutrition almost as critical...
Read More From News at a glanceDaniel Pipes
Why Would Anyone Want to Blow Up Times Square?
When news comes of Muslims engaging in violence, the triad of politicians, law enforcement, and media invariably presumes that the perpetrator suffers from some mental or emotional incapacity. (For a quick listing of examples, see my collection at “Sudden Jihad or ‘Inordinate Stress’ at Ft. Hood?”). [Read more] Read More →
Dr. Richard L. Benkin
Is Hindu-American Community Coming into its Own?
There are not that many more Muslims than Hindus in the United States: 2.454 million Muslims compared to 1.478 million Hindus, according to Pew Research, the US State Department, and others. You would not know that judging by the tremendous imbalance in attention given the former over the latter; or the power and influence imbalance between the... [Read more]
Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhary
Islamist militancy group Hizbut Towhid in action in Bangladesh
Notorious Islamist militancy group, Hizbut Towhid [HT] has started open spread of hate speech through its own website www.tawheedprocation.com and established its distribution center of hatred materials at 31/32 P. K. Roy Road, Pustak Bhaban, bangla Bazar, Dhaka. The mentioned website, though claimed to be owned by the publication house of this notorious... [Read more]
SAF Activities
Situation of Human rights in Balochistan is worrisome
By Mohammad Zafar QUETTA: Human Rights Commission of Pakistan’s Balochistan chapter has expressed deep concern over lawlessness, increasing incidents of kidnappings, recovery of mutilated bodies and death and destruction in the province. An HRCP press release issued after the annual meeting of Balochistan chapter on Wednesday said, “The situation... [Read more]
Op Ed Calling India Pariah State odd Choice for Israeli Publication
On September 19, 2010, the Jerusalem Post ran an Op Ed by Rob Brown, entitled “Why Isn’t India a Pariah State?” The piece, in essence told Israelis that the Indian “occupation” of Kashmir was characterized by human rights abuses and is responsible for 70,000 deaths. [Read more] Read More →
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