Fifteen Years After 9/11, Neverending War

Fifteen Years After 9/11, Neverending War

In the days after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, when Congress voted to authorize military force against the people who “planned, authorized, committed, or aided” the hijackings, few Americans could have imagined the resulting manhunt would span from West Africa all the way to the Philippines, and would outlast two two-term presidents. Today, U.S….

Phase Two: West Attempts to Replace Afghan Culture With Its Own

Phase Two: West Attempts to Replace Afghan Culture With Its Own

Dirty Money in Afghanistan … How Kabul is Cleaning Up the Illicit Economy … Drug trafficking, smuggling, unregulated trade, and fraud in procurement contracts are encumbering the country’s economic development and funding the terrorist groups that undermine its stability. Money laundering plays a crucial role in supporting this criminality. – Foreign Affairs The US and…

Humanitarian Crisis Looms as Afghan Refugees Pressured Out of Pakistan

Humanitarian Crisis Looms as Afghan Refugees Pressured Out of Pakistan

Afghanistan may soon experience a serious humanitarian crisis, as some 600,000 refugees are expected to return by year’s end from neighboring Pakistan, where they are facing increasing pressure, the International Organization for Migration warned. The flow of refugees from Pakistan to Afghanistan is skyrocketing as Afghans “are fleeing increased incidents of violence, arbitrary arrest, detention…

Chinese Inflight Magazine Warns Visitors to Avoid London’s ‘Indian, Pakistani & Black’ Areas

Chinese Inflight Magazine Warns Visitors to Avoid London’s ‘Indian, Pakistani & Black’ Areas

Air China, Asia’s third largest airline, has found itself in the middle of a racism storm since its inflight magazine began advising tourists to avoid London’s ethnic minority neighborhoods. A feature article on the British capital that appeared in the latest edition of Wings of China told its readers: “London is generally a safe place…

What Happened to Saudi Arabia’s Anti-Terror Coalition?
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What Happened to Saudi Arabia’s Anti-Terror Coalition?

Back in March, I wrote an article which analysed how the well (or not so well) Saudi Arabia’s newly formed “Coalition against Terrorism” was performing. It was initially hailed by the western world as a senior Muslim Arab country (Saudi Arabia) leading a united stand of Muslim countries against ISIS and all other ‘Muslim Terrorist’…