Two Islamic Conquests: Salahuddin vs Mehmet II A compilation by Abrar Baig inspired from the works of Sheikh Imran N. Hosein “Verily you shall conquer Constantinople. What a wonderful leader will her leader be, and what a wonderful army will that… Read More ›
Twitter Shouldn’t Tolerate Mainstream Media Journalists Glorifying Terrorism By Andrew Korybko Siddiqui is a perfect example of what the US-led West truly thinks about terrorists in Pakistan. While their governments sometimes talk tough about them for political reasons, they secretly support… Read More ›
The Latest In Russia-Pakistan Relations: Baby Steps Or Something Bigger? By Andrew Korybko Pakistan’s objective national interests are best served by retaining its recently improved relations with Russia while simultaneously improving its troubled ties with the US. Neither should occur at… Read More ›
India Should Stop Trampling Fundamental Freedoms In Kashmir By News Desk Washington, D.C. – The ‘United States Commission on International Religious Freedom’ (USCIRF) issued its latest annual report in April 2022 on violations of religious freedoms and practices around the… Read More ›
Turkey Should Be Praised For Its Pragmatic Stance Towards Black Sea Geopolitics By Andrew Korybko This position will now be analysed since it certainly took many observers by surprise, especially those in the Alt-Media Community who’ve been fantasizing about another Russian-Turkish… Read More ›
The BLA’s Anti-Chinese Terrorist Attack Is A Failed Attempt To Hold Balochistan Back By Andrew Korybko The objective socio-economic interests of the Baloch people are inextricably connected with their government’s Chinese-backed plans to comprehensively develop this de facto feudalist province, not… Read More ›
The US’ Self-Declared Goal To Weaken Russia Exposes Its True Strategy By Andrew Korybko It only took two months for the official narrative to change so radically, which was made possible by the unprecedented information warfare that the US simultaneously waged… Read More ›
Pakistan At The Cross Roads By Lt. General (Retd) Tariq Khan ‘An unjust law is a code that is out of harmony with the moral law’. SOCRATES. There are nations in this world that are different from one another because… Read More ›
Was The Pakistan-Cuba Diplomatic Scandal Sparked By A Faux Pas Or A Freudian Slip? By Andrew Korybko The lesson that should hopefully be learned by the new authorities is that all remarks about other countries must be carefully thought out lest… Read More ›
The Kashmir Files: Myth Or Reality? – Part 1 By Dr Ghulam Nabi Fai ‘Early reviews in the Indian media had found the film deeply Islamophobic, dishonest, and a provocation.’ Sanjay Kak, Kashmiri Pandit filmmaker and writer This movie feeds… Read More ›
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