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Bangladesh: Escalating Islamic Extremism and the Exploitation of Ali Khamenei’s Death

While Jamaat has often participated in electoral politics, its long-term objective has remained unchanged: the establishment of a theocratic state under Islamic jurisprudence. Within hours of the news [of Iranian Supreme Guide Ayatollah Ali Khameni’s elimination]…. Jamaat-e-Islami…[s]enior leaders delivered speeches accusing the United States and Israel of “murder” and calling for mass mobilization. Even though organizationally separate, the Muslim Brotherhood […]

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La future « Banque de l’OTAN » devrait financer la course aux armements imminente entre l’Europe et la Russie.

Le dilemme sécuritaire russo-polonais servira probablement d’impulsion pour libérer pleinement et gérer correctement les capacités de l’OTAN européenne dans son ensemble, conformément à la stratégie de défense nationale des États-Unis. Fin janvier, RT a attiré l’attention sur un rapport des Izvestia sur les prétendus projets occidentaux de créer une « Banque de défense, de sécurité et de résilience » (DSRB) […]

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The Energy War Iran Can’t Win

Iran’s leaders know they cannot win this war outright. Their strategy, as analysts have noted, is to drive up the costs for President Donald Trump — in casualties, energy prices, and inflation — and hope he declares victory and goes home. That will not work when it comes to energy. Tehran has disrupted critical oil and gas facilities in Qatar, […]

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Pakistani shelling hits east as border fighting enters seventh day

Pakistani forces fired “dozens” of artillery rounds into eastern Afghanistan overnight, Taliban local officials said on Wednesday, as cross-border fighting between the two sides entered its seventh day. In Kunar province, Pakistani border forces fired at least 101 artillery shells into several districts, according to Taliban officials. They said 82 rounds struck Sarkano district, 15 hit Dangam district and four […]

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Pakistani airstrikes target Taliban military sites in Kandahar – Sources

Pakistani airstrikes have targeted three Taliban military sites in Kandahar province in southern Afghanistan, according to sources familiar with the attacks, as cross-border fighting between Pakistan and the Taliban entered its seventh day. Sources told Amu TV that the strikes hit the Taliban’s air brigade, the third battalion of the Taliban border police, and the 205 Al-Badr Corps, a major […]

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Indian cleric comments on rising Afghanistan–Pakistan tensions

Concluding his remarks, Nadwi called on Muslims to carefully assess the situation and to take what he described as a principled stand against injustice and external influence. Prominent Indian Islamic scholar Salman Nadwi has weighed in on the recent tensions and clashes between Afghanistan and Pakistan, releasing a 13-minute video statement outlining his views on the unfolding political and military […]

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Taliban say 28 of their forces killed in clashes with Pakistan

At least 28 Taliban forces have been killed and 42 wounded since border clashes with Pakistan began on Feb. 26, the Taliban defense ministry spokesman said on Tuesday. Enayat Khwarazmi told a news conference that the figures covered the six days of fighting along the frontier. Pakistan has put the Taliban death toll at more than 350, a claim that […]

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India’s Iran Dilemma: Strategic Autonomy or Strategic Dependence?

The war on Iran launched under US President Donald Trump has drawn two distinct responses from India. The first was an official statement by the Ministry of External Affairs expressing “deep concern”, calling for dialogue, restraint, and respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity. The second was a phone call by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the ruler of the United […]

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Is India becoming a junior partner in US Israel strategy in current geopolitics?

The Indian government has not issued any forthright statement condemning the aggression against Iran jointly carried out by the United States and Israel. This is despite the fact that Iran has been a time-tested friend of India with deep civilizational commonalities. One may or may not agree with the political system of a particular country, but no one can condone […]

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Oil, Power and War: Global Repercussions of the West Asian Conflict

Politics in West Asia has for decades been trapped in a vortex of tension, distrust, and power rivalry. After years of maritime blockades, economic sanctions, diplomatic pressure, and covert operations, the United States and Israel have finally launched a large-scale attack on Iran. This operation, carried out with missiles and fighter jets, has pushed the entire West Asian region to […]

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