‘Bismillah, C’est les Ténèbres’: Viral Arabic-French Slogan at Student Protests in France

A slogan, “Bismillah, c’est les ténèbres,” has gone viral during student protests in France. Blending Arabic and French, the phrase may appear meaningless at first glance, but it has become a symbol of mockery among young people over alleged police surveillance, distrust of authorities and accusations of racial discrimination. The exact origins of the slogan […]Continue Reading

Historic Mosque Near Modi’s Residence Ordered to Vacate Within Six Days as Water, Power Cut Off

India’s Land and Development Office (L&DO) has ordered the century-old Race Course Mosque, located near the official residence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, to vacate the premises within six days. The notice was issued on Monday (October 19), describing the mosque as an unauthorised structure. Allegations have also emerged that its electricity and water supplies Continue Reading

UN Raises Concern Over Crackdown on Students in India

Independent UN experts have voiced deep concern over recent police crackdowns and rights violations against peaceful student protests and civic movements in New Delhi and other parts of India. These protests have gone on for the past three months. The experts strongly condemned the excessive use of force by law enforcement and the rights violations […]Continue Reading

US Envoy Admits “Failure” in Iran War

US special envoy for Syria and Iraq Mr. Tom Barrack could not say for sure whether starting the war with Iran was a wrong decision. But he openly admitted that the conflict has many “unintended consequences.” This means he accepted that the United States failed to carry out its own plans in the war. He […]Continue Reading