Hasina card and friendship cannot coexist

Salahuddin Ahmed, the home minister of Bangladesh, has strongly criticised India for repeatedly allowing Sheikh Hasina, the ousted former prime minister, to speak from Indian territory. Speaking at a discussion titled “The Role of University Teachers in Ousting the Fascist Government” at Dhaka University’s Nawab Nawab Ali Chowdhury Senate Hall on Saturday, the minister Continue Reading

Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Türkiye Form Defence Alliance

The Iran war has fundamentally altered the security landscape across the Middle East. The joint US-Israeli campaign to destroy Iran, followed by Iran’s counterattacks, has exposed the limits of the two powers’ military capabilities. Iran launched repeated strikes on US bases in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait and other Middle Eastern countries, while also penetrating Israel’s Continue Reading

New Allegations Against Infantino

FIFA President Gianni Infantino strongly dismissed allegations that during his tenure as UEFA General Secretary, a former girlfriend was paid six figures. The Daily Telegraph conducted an investigation, and FIFA rejected the allegations as “completely false and defamatory.” Although these constraints have subsequently been strengthened, UEFA acknowledged that Continue Reading

Typhoon Dolphin Slams Japan, Heads to China

Typhoon Dolphin, a strong marine storm that hit the southern island of Okinawa in Japan, is moving quickly toward the coastal areas of eastern China. Over 14,000 homes in Japan have lost power due to the typhoon, and at least five people have been hurt. China has already taken every necessary action along its eastern […]Continue Reading

US Military Faces Severe Missile Shortage

According to an ABC News report, the United States is experiencing a shortage of its core missile stocks amid increasing military tensions with Iran, which may make it more difficult for President Donald Trump to conduct significant fresh strikes against Iran. The report stated that the country’s weapons stockpile is currently at “critically low levels,” Continue Reading

UAE Declares Friday Holiday for Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi

In honour of the Prophet’s birthday, the United Arab Emirates has declared Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi, a one-day public holiday for both the public and private sectors. When the holiday is combined with the usual Saturday and Sunday weekend, many employees will have an extended three-day weekend on Friday, August 28.   The holiday will continue continuously from […]Continue Reading

Ensuring Timely Prayers During Police and Military Duty

Question: “I am a police officer. Many argue that formal government responsibilities come before prayers, indicating that prayers can be skipped or delayed until after work hours. They frequently give historical examples from the battlefield, like soldiers praying in shifts. During a debate, I responded by saying that Allah’s commands must always come first. Continue Reading
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