UN treated Israel badly, Netanyahu paid back with interest
In September 2016 when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took the podium at United Nations General Assembly it was unusual, he did not praise United Nations but ...
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The Background of the Americans is now the playground of the Chinese
The rise of China has broken the world from the shackles of the uni-polar world as it’s the only contender that is capable of challenging United States ...
Who are the Hardliner Wahhabis and why the world needs to curb them?
Another terrorist attack happened in Pakistan. One more Sufi shrine was attacked in which dozens have lost their lives. For the hardliner Wahhabi Sunnis everything else that ...
Will 2017 bring a change in the world’s attitude towards Islamic Terrorism?
It was 31 December, 2015. The venue was Cologne. People were all set to welcome 2016. But their joy soon turned into despair as hordes of men ...
Why didn’t the US veto the UN’s “Anti-Israel” resolution?
The recent developments in the UN have stunned the world. Rejecting the resolution passed against Israel, the Middle Eastern country feels betrayed and backstabbed by their long ...
Israel never lets its foes go unpunished
"Earlier Israel used to be spoken of like this. Now everyone knows our army can do it too and is no less capable," PM Modi told a ...
Why Modi didn’t attend the NAM Summit?
I stumbled upon an article on thewire.in, that screamed “Prime Minister Narendra Modi's decision to skip the 17th Non Aligned Movement (NAM) summit reflects poorly on his ...
ISIS fears the Burqa, So much so that they have banned it altogether
A recent development of Jihadi commanders being shot dead by gun wielding Burqa clad women has forced the Sharia advocating ISIS to release an order preventing women ...
Al Qaeda Vs ISIS: Their Principles, Proficiency and Purpose
The organization known to us today as the Islamic state of Iraq and Syria (or alternately, by the Arabic transliteration Da’esh) has been around in one way ...
