Tag: WAR ON TERROR
Afghanistan: Overcoming Decades of Aid Corruption
22 years after the launch of the "War on Terror", Maira Mirza from Human Aid & Advocacy reflects on US-NATO allies' "intervention" in Afghanistan.
China’s obliteration of the Uyghurs’ last refuge: their home
The Chinese regime remains engaged in relentless multi-faceted attempts at destroying Uyghur families and homes; the world must put an end to this.
Dr. Aafia Siddiqui holds emotional reunion with sister
After two decades of separation, Dr. Aafia Siddiqui was granted a heartfelt reunion with her sister, Dr. Fowzia Siddiqui, and lawyer, Clive Stafford Smith.
China’s Strike Hard Campaign: Local resonances in Global War on Terror
Nine years since China launched its version of the War on Terror, here is some global context on the ongoing political and military anti-Muslim offensive.
Reflections on the invasion and occupation of Iraq
Zimarina Sarwar takes a drive down memory lane, in revisiting the bloody invasion and occupation of Iraq, after 20 years was marked yesterday.
20 years on from the disastrous US-led invasion of Iraq
Exactly 20 years on from the start of the Iraq War, we look at some of the key facts and the true extent of the lasting devastation caused by the US and its allies.
Former Pakistani president Musharraf dies aged 79
The former army chief and President of Pakistan, Pervez Musharraf, has died at the age of 79, after a long-term illness.
Prince Harry, self-proclaimed chess player and killer of 25 Afghans
Prince Harry has done the unthinkable: revealing his alleged kill-count in Afghanistan. How can he restore his image?
The Twin Massacres: where savagery is only eclipsed by silence
Muhammad Rabbani, Managing Director at CAGE, marks the 21st anniversary of America's worst war crimes in modern history.
The UN has confirmed China’s war on Islam – how long will the Islamic world remain silent?
Uyghur leader Abdulhakim Idris says the conscience of the Islamic nation worldwide continues to bleed with the Uyghur Genocide, but how long will its leaders stay silent?