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Umar Shareef May 17, 2025May 17, 2025 counter-extremism, Dr Israr Ahmed, faith and politics, Ghazwa-e-Hind, hadith misinterpretation, indian muslims, Islam in India, Islamic eschatology, Islamic ethics, Islamic history, Islamic justice, jihad, Muhammad bin Qasim, Muslim identity, Pakistan ideology, radicalism, religious coexistence, religious nationalism, South Asia Politics, Sufi influence

Ghazwa-e-Hind: Between Misused Prophecy and Modern Political Fantasy

If any country, including Pakistan, ever invades India in the name of Ghazwa-e-Hind, they will find Indian Muslims defending their

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Millichronicle May 15, 2025May 15, 2025 Anna Mahjar-Barducci, Asisguard Songar drones, Bharat Mata ki Jai, Boycott Turkey, china, democratic world, global geopolitics, india, Indian Air Force, Indian foreign policy, Indian military, iran, Jaish-e-Muhammad, Lashkar-e-Taiba, MEMRI, military superpower, Modi doctrine, Narendra Modi, Operation Sindoor, Pahalgam attack, pakistan, political superpower, South Asia, strategic autonomy, terrorism, turkey, US-India relations

India Emerges as Military and Political Superpower: MEMRI Report

Pakistan’s hurried outreach to Washington for a ceasefire underscores how severely it was rattled by India’s swift and precise military

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Millichronicle May 14, 2025 Al Arabiya style, Altaf Shah, Anadolu Agency, disinformation campaign, Diyanet, erdogan, Erdogan regime, hagia sophia, Heybeliada, india, isi, Islamic extremism, Islamist agenda, kashmir, Kashmir conflict, media manipulation, pakistan, political islam, propaganda, radicalization, Ruwa Shah, separatism, South Asia Politics, Sufi Islam, trt, turkey, Turkey-Pakistan alliance, Turkish media, Turkish society

Exporting Extremism: How Pakistan Is Using Turkey to Target India

This not only strengthens Pakistan’s foothold in Turkey’s strategic calculations but also aligns with Erdogan’s broader ambitions to lead the

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Millichronicle May 14, 2025May 14, 2025 counter-terrorism, deterrence, india, Indian Air Force, isi, John Spencer, Lashkar-e-Taiba, limited war, military strategy, modern warfare, Narendra Modi, nuclear deterrence, Operation Sindoor, pakistan, precision strikes, South Asia, strategic doctrine, terrorism, TRF, Urban Warfare

ANALYSIS: India’s Operation Sindoor—A New Chapter in Modern Warfare Doctrine

For India, it is a declaration that the era of passive absorption is over. For the world, it’s a test

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Millichronicle May 13, 2025 Allah Bux Soomro, assassination, british colonialism, Communalism, congress, erased history, Indian Nationalist, interfaith harmony, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, muslim league, Pakistan Creation, partition, Pluralism, Political Betrayal, Quit India Movement, secularism, Sindh Premier, South Asia, Two-Nation Theory, United India

Allah Bux Soomro: The Muslim Who Rejected Pakistan, Killed Mysteriously

Today, Soomro’s name is largely absent from Pakistan’s textbooks and official narratives. In the narrative of Pakistan’s creation, the story

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Millichronicle May 13, 2025May 13, 2025 Al Arabiya, bollywood, china, conflict, Foreign Policy, Geopolitics, imf, india, India-Pakistan Relations, Indian unity, information warfare, national security, NRIs, pakistan, russia, soft power, South Asia, turkey, united states, war

Lessons for Indians from the Recent Conflict with Pakistan

In contrast, Russia continues to maintain a time-tested rapport with India As the dust settles on yet another tense standoff

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Millichronicle May 8, 2025May 8, 2025 anti-terror operations, counterterrorism India, glide bomb, HAMMER bomb, India airstrikes, India Pakistan tensions, Indian Air Force, Indian defense, Jaish-e-Mohammed, Lashkar-e-Taiba, long-range missile India, MBDA SCALP, Operation Sindoor, Pahalgam attack response, Pakistan terror camps, PoK strikes, precision bombing, Rafale jets, SAFRAN HAMMER, SCALP missile

Explained: Why India Used SCALP Missiles and HAMMER Bombs in Operation Sindoor

Operation Sindoor wasn’t merely a military response—it was a strategic communication to the world. In the aftermath of the deadly

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Millichronicle May 6, 2025 article 370, BJP, Congress Party, crisis management, India-Pakistan tensions, indian politics, intelligence failures, intelligence report, Jammu and Kashmir, kashmir, Lashkar-e-Taiba, Mallikarjun Kharge, Misinformation, Narendra Modi, national security, Pahalgam attack, Political Controversy, Saudi Arabia visit, terrorism, The Resistance Front

Did Modi Dodge Kashmir Trip After Intel Warning? Truth Behind Kharge’s Claim

The logistics of Modi’s schedule further weaken Kharge’s claim. Organizing a high-profile international trip like the Saudi visit requires weeks

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Omer Wazir May 5, 2025May 5, 2025 al-qaeda, Balochistan, british colonialism, colonial legacy, counterterrorism, divide and rule, freedom movements, global terrorism, iran, islamist terrorism, Jamaat-e-Islami, jihadism, kashmir attacks, Kurdistan, middle east, muslim brotherhood, pakistan, political islam, radicalisation, South Asia, state-sponsored terrorism, Syria conflict, taliban, turkey, western imperialism

Seeds of Jihad: How Colonial Britain Created Radical Islamism

Islamist terrorism did not rise in a vacuum. It was engineered, cultivated, and weaponized—first by colonial powers, then by Cold

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Millichronicle May 4, 2025 Aimen Dean, Buffer Zone, Demographics, Druze Corridor, Expansionism, Far-Right Israel, geopolitical strategy, Geopolitics, Golan Heights, International Relations, israel, Israel-Syria Relations, Israeli politics, Israeli Security, middle east, military strategy, regional stability, Southern Syria, Strategic Overreach, syria, Syrian Conflict

The Illusion of the ‘Druze Corridor’: A Geopolitical Risk for Israel

To Dean, the implications are not just unrealistic, but dangerous. In a compelling commentary that has stirred debate across diplomatic

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