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Osama Rawal September 22, 2025September 22, 2025 anti-Hindu sentiment Pakistan, Asia Cup 2025 India Pakistan, cricket and extremism, cricket and nationalism South Asia, cricket and religion Pakistan, cricket celebration controversy, cricket politics Pakistan, cross-border terrorism cricket, gun gesture with bat, India Pakistan tensions, Milli Chronicle Zahack Sir, Pahalgam massacre 2025, Pakistan cricket controversy, Pakistan cricket nationalism, Pakistan identity crisis, Pakistan supremacist ideology, provocative cricket celebrations, radical symbolism in cricket, Sahibzada Farhan gun gesture, two-nation theory cricket

When Bats Become Guns: Pakistani Cricket’s Radical Symbolism

It was interpreted, and often celebrated, as the echo of a much larger frenzy that commemorates and normalises violence against

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Millichronicle September 22, 2025September 22, 2025 Alcorn Immigration Law, automation and AI, cross-border tech jobs, Emkay Global, GCC growth India, global capability centers, Goel & Anderson, HCLTech, HFS Research, Indian IT industry, INFOSYS, IT sector disruption, legal challenges H-1B, Nasscom, offshore delivery, onshore staffing, outsourcing strategy, services exports, Silicon Valley outsourcing, skilled foreign workers, software services India, talent mobility, TCS, Tech Mahindra, Trump H-1B visa fee, Trump immigration reform, U.S. immigration policy, U.S. tech clients, U.S.-India tech relations, visa restrictions, Wipro

Trump’s H-1B Visa Fee Sparks Strategic Overhaul in India’s IT Sector

The visa fee comes at a time when the Indian IT sector is already grappling with weak revenue growth in

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Michael Arizanti September 18, 2025September 18, 2025 Bahrain Shia uprising, Fauji Foundation recruitment, Gulf military alliances, Islamic military cooperation, Middle East security, military outsourcing, military subcontracting, Pakistan army for hire, Pakistan economic crisis, Pakistan foreign policy, Pakistan mercenary forces, Pakistan military-industrial complex, Pakistan strategic desperation, Saudi Arabia defense architecture, Saudi Arabia security strategy, Saudi Arabia US arms deals, Saudi–Pakistan defence pact, Saudi–Pakistan strategic agreement, symbolic diplomacy, Western defense reliance

Saudi–Pakistan Pact: Pakistan’s Army for Hire—Who Really Benefits?

For Saudi Arabia, the pact is fundamentally about protecting its sovereignty and deterrence posture in a region fraught with volatility.

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Mostapha Hassan Abdelwahab September 17, 2025 Abbas Araghchi Iran, Badr Abdelatty Egypt, Cairo hosted nuclear talks, Cairo nuclear agreement, Egypt diplomacy success, Egypt foreign policy, Egypt Iran IAEA deal, Egypt mediation Iran nuclear, Egypt mediator Middle East, Egypt nuclear mediation, Egypt reasserts regional role, Egypt regional diplomacy, Egypt role in Middle East security, Egypt strategic influence, Europe Iran nuclear deal, IAEA Iran inspections, Iran IAEA September 2025, Iran nuclear compliance, Iran nuclear inspections 2025, Iran nuclear negotiations Cairo, Israel Iran nuclear concerns, Middle East nuclear diplomacy, Rafael Grossi IAEA, US Iran nuclear policy

The Iran-IAEA Deal Signed in Cairo: Egypt Shows Its Weight

By acting as a trusted mediator, Egypt has indirectly contributed to a framework that tempers immediate threats and opens avenues

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Siddhant Kishore September 12, 2025September 12, 2025 Amnesty International Pakistan surveillance, authoritarian technology export, Balochistan internet blackout, Beijing Rawalpindi alliance, China Pakistan surveillance, Chinese digital control, Chinese spyware in Pakistan, Digital Silk Road, Great Firewall Pakistan, human rights in Pakistan, Pakistan authoritarian rule, Pakistan censorship, Pakistan censorship technology, Pakistan China partnership, Pakistan digital authoritarianism, Pakistan freedom of speech, Pakistan ISI surveillance, Pakistan mass surveillance, Pakistan repression, VPN ban Pakistan

ANALYSIS: How Pakistan Deploys Chinese Technology to Monitor Its Citizens

By adopting Chinese technology, Pakistan has effectively imported the architecture of one-party authoritarianism and repurposed it for its own military-led

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Omer Waziri September 8, 2025September 8, 2025 Balochistan conflict, BSO Azad, Daesh in Pakistan, enforced disappearances, Hazara genocide, ISI militias, kill-and-dump policy, missing persons Balochistan, Pakistan Army, Pakistan terror networks, Pakistan terrorism policy, Pakistani double game, political engineering Pakistan, Quetta violence, Sarfraz Bughti, sectarian violence, Shafiq Mengal, state-backed extremism, terror-by-proxy, Wadh training camps

Pakistan’s Deadly Playbook: How the Army Weaponizes Extremism in Balochistan

The world must confront an uncomfortable truth: Pakistan does not merely fight extremism—it manufactures it, repurposes it, and unleashes it

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Siddhant Kishore September 2, 2025 Donald Trump India trade policy, India economic reforms, India free trade agreements, India GDP growth 2025, India global trade diversification, India Russia oil trade, India UK free trade agreement, India US tariffs dispute, India WTO trade dispute, Quad Indo Pacific alliance, Raghuram Rajan tariffs, Trump India policy, Trump trade war with India, US India diplomacy, US India economic friction, US India partnership, US India strategic ties, US India tariffs, US India technology cooperation, US India trade relations

ANALYSIS: Trump’s Tariffs on India—Friction or Opportunity for Reform?

For Washington, the choice is clear: strategic cooperation with India is not optional—it is imperative. A much-anticipated joy erupted among

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Osama Rawal August 28, 2025August 28, 2025 Ali Mirza arrest, anti-sectarian Islam, blasphemy law debate Pakistan, clerical monopoly in Pakistan, Engineer Mohammed Ali Mirza, faith and reason in Islam, freedom of speech in Islam, Hadith-based interpretation, ideas vs mobs, Islamic clerics vs reformers, Islamic debates South Asia, Islamic reform movement, Islamic scholarship controversy, mob lynching in Pakistan, modern Islamic thought, Mufti Hanif Qureshi criticism, Mumtaz Qadri case, Muslim women and reform, Muslim youth reform, Pakistan religious intolerance, Pakistani religious reform, Qur’an and Hadith scholar, Quran-based interpretation, reformist Muslim voices, religious debates Pakistan, sectarian divisions in South Asia, silencing dissent in Pakistan, South Asian Muslim scholar, Urdu-speaking Muslim diaspora

Engineer Mirza’s Arrest: A Reformist’s Clash with Pakistan’s Mullah Mafia

What any society needs, and what Pakistan so urgently lacks, is an open environment where questions can be asked, where

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Muslim Women in India: Champions of Progress and Inclusion

As they continue to excel in various fields, Muslim women reaffirm that India’s progress is collective and inclusive. In the

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Osama Rawal August 20, 2025 India counterterrorism, Indian Mujahideen, Indian terrorism history, Islamic radicalization India, Islamist movements in India, Islamist radicalism South Asia, Lashkar-e-Taiba, Safdar Nagori, Shahid Badar Falahi, SIMI and jihad, SIMI and Lashkar comparison, SIMI banned organization, SIMI evolution, SIMI exclusive interviews, SIMI India, SIMI intelligence infiltration, SIMI Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, SIMI underground network, SIMI vs Indian Mujahideen, Students Islamic Movement of India

SIMI Beyond the Ban: The Untold Story of India’s Islamist Student Movement

The narrative of SIMI as an omnipresent, monolithic underground force is, according to insiders, a distortion. For the first time