Fidel Castro: The David Of The Caribbean Who Dared To Challenge Goliath
After the fall of the Berlin Wall, the map of the Communist world changed beyond recognition. The USSR disappeared and ...
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Tag: invasion
Why Did Saddam Choose To Fight The Gulf War In 2003?
On 9 April 2003, three weeks after the US forces had invaded Iraq, an armoured engineering vehicle of the US ...
Uprising: 17 Ramadan, Afghanistan’s Liberation And The Memory Of The Battle Of Badr
It was Ramadan in the year 1841 and Abdullah Khan Achakzai was probably wondering what tribulations he had fallen under. ...
Muslims, The Global South And War In Ukraine: Towards A Politics Of Contribution
The normative Muslim position on the Russian invasion of Ukraine is simple. It is to stand against oppression wherever it ...
Ukraine’s Refugee Crisis: If Death’s Imminence Does Not End Racism, What Will?
German philosopher Fredrich Nietzsche writes, “Everyone wants to be pre-eminent in this future – and yet death and the stillness ...
‘People Like Us’ – The Reporting On Russia’s War In Ukraine Has Laid Bare Western Media Bias
The relentless attack by Russia on Ukraine has reproduced scenes for anyone familiar with 21st century news: intense bombardment, resistance ...
Now Is A Time For Solidarity With Ukrainians – Without Ifs And Buts
Al Jazeera recently published an article on the double standards and racism associated with the outpouring sympathy for Ukraine, that ...
Exciting Misadventures: Khan In Russia
Prime Minister Imran Khan’s visit to Russia just has to be one of the most surreal events in international diplomacy. ...
THE TRUTH WILL OUT
Close Relations With Pakistan Are Absolutely Necessary For Bangladesh
Pakistan and Bangladesh are two countries in the...
Imran Khan’s Ego & Incompetence Practically Bulldozed Economy
One cannot deny the fact that Pakistan is...