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Global leaders convene at the Centre for Strategic Perspectives (CSP) in Islamabad to address rising Islamophobia worldwide. Distinguished panelists advocate for global solidarity, legal measures, and educational initiatives to combat prejudice and discrimination against Muslims. The Roundtable Discussion underscores the urgent need for mutual understanding, interfaith dialogue, and collective action against Islamophobia. In a landmark initiative to commemorate the International Day to Combat Islamophobia, the Centre for Strategic Perspectives (CSP) at the Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI) hosted a Roundtable Discussion titled, “Importance of Global Solidarity to Combat Islamophobia.” The event brought together renowned figures from across the…
Malaysia firmly asserts its sovereignty over Sabah amidst baseless claims from a self-styled group demanding billions in “Cession Money”. Global capitals, including New York, Tokyo, Islamabad, Tehran, Istanbul, and Riyadh, closely monitor the developments, recognizing the significance of upholding international law in safeguarding geopolitical stability. Malaysia’s resilience against attempts to undermine its territorial integrity resonates with nations worldwide, fostering solidarity and underscoring the importance of defending national sovereignty in an increasingly volatile world. In a resolute stance against illegitimate claims over its territory, Malaysia reaffirmed its unwavering position on Sabah’s sovereignty and denounced recent attempts by a self-styled group to…
By Sajjad Hameed Professor Abdul Hameed Khan, a brilliant scholar from Pakistan, overcame adversity and discrimination to excel in science and education. He authored award-winning textbooks and translated the Quran, but his contributions remain largely unrecognized. His life story serves as an inspiration to persevere in the pursuit of knowledge and leave a lasting impact on the world. A remote village named Mehndipur in Hoshiarpur, India, cradled the life of Professor Abdul Hameed Khan (1909-1971). Orphaned at a young age, adversity became his constant companion. Yet, a burning flame of curiosity and a thirst for knowledge flickered within him,…
Foreign journalists in India face a chilling choice: Self-censorship, abandoning their profession, or potential exile due to the Indian government’s weaponization of the Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) card and work visa processes. The OCI card, originally intended to foster connections with the diaspora, is now being revoked with minimal justification, effectively barring journalists from re-entering India. This tactic, as highlighted by Reporters Without Borders (RSF), violates press freedom and stifles critical reporting. The opaque work visa process for OCI holders creates an atmosphere of uncertainty, discouraging journalists from tackling sensitive topics and leading to self-censorship. This decline in critical…
160 tons of Ukrainian grain were destroyed at a Polish railway station. The incident highlights tensions between Ukraine and Poland regarding agricultural trade. Destruction raises concerns about global food security. The international community urges dialogue and cooperation to address the issue. In the heartland of Eastern Europe, where fertile Ukrainian plains stretch like a golden tapestry, the echoes of conflict reverberate far beyond the battlefield. On a recent Sunday morning, amidst the ongoing war, news of a seemingly unrelated incident sent shockwaves through the region: 160 tons of Ukrainian grain lay destroyed at a Polish railway station. This seemingly isolated…
Switzerland’s decision to ban Hamas follows the group’s attacks on October 7th, which resulted in the deaths of two Swiss nationals and a hostage crisis. The ban aims to punish Hamas for its actions, prevent the group from using Switzerland as a haven, and make it easier to arrange entry bans or expulsions for individuals associated with Hamas. This move has been welcomed globally as a step towards promoting peace and stability in the region, with experts emphasizing the need for other countries to follow suit in condemning and isolating extremist groups. The ban also underscores Switzerland’s commitment to combating…
Ghazni, Afghanistan, witnesses a chilling spectacle as the Taliban conducts public executions of two men, sparking global outrage and condemnation from human rights organizations. Amnesty International’s Livia Saccardi vehemently opposes the executions, denouncing them as a violation of the right to life and calling for an immediate cessation of all executions by the Taliban, along with the abolition of the death penalty. The executions of Syed Jamal and Gul Khan, purportedly responsible for separate stabbing incidents resulting in fatalities, highlight the flaws and arbitrariness of the Taliban’s judicial system, casting a shadow over Afghanistan’s pursuit of justice and human rights.…
Persistent Plight: Despite efforts to address gender inequality, women in Pakistan, particularly in regions like Kohistan, remain vulnerable to the barbaric practice of honor killings, perpetuating a cycle of violence and oppression. Legal Framework: While laws exist to combat honor killings in Pakistan, including sections of the Pakistan Penal Code, the implementation and enforcement of these laws often fall short, allowing perpetrators to evade justice and continue their reign of terror. Call to Action: The prevalence of honor killings underscores the urgent need for concerted efforts, both within Pakistan and on the international stage, to challenge patriarchal norms, strengthen legal…
Joint Ventures and Knowledge Transfer: Malaysia, India, and Vietnam are leveraging joint ventures with global chipmakers to facilitate knowledge transfer and enhance their semiconductor capabilities. By partnering with local companies, they aim to tap into the expertise of established players and accelerate their growth in the industry. Next-Gen Tech Alliances: Forming alliances with the US in next-generation technology sectors is a key strategy for attracting investment. These alliances not only foster innovation but also provide access to advanced technologies and markets, strengthening the position of Malaysia, India, and Vietnam in the global semiconductor landscape. Subsidies to Attract Global Chipmakers: Offering…
The 5th Girls’ Cricket Cup in Lahore, hosted by the Australian High Commission and Kinnaird College for Women, received generous support from the Pakistan Cricket Board, underscoring a collaborative effort towards promoting gender equality through sports. Esteemed coaches and members of the Pakistan National Women’s Team led a comprehensive three-day coaching clinic for participating girls, emphasizing skill development and pushing beyond conventional boundaries. With participation from four schools and sports institutes, including Government Shuhda-e APS Memorial Girls High School, Government Central Model School, Government Tehzeeb-ul-Binat Model Girls School, and Kinnaird Cricket Academy, the tournament served as a platform to showcase…
