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Down Memory Lane: 7 November 1975 in Bangladesh
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Down Memory Lane: 7 November 1975 in Bangladesh

The damage inflicted upon Bangladesh by Zia, Ershad, and Khaleda is immeasurable. They desecrated the very ideals for which millions

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Occupation as Statecraft: Pakistan’s 1947 Kashmir Invasion and Its Endless Proxies

Pakistan was the aggressor in Kashmir. Pakistan has sabotaged Afghan sovereignty. Pakistan continues to deny Pashtuns self-determination. As a Swedish

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Mosul’s Mosque and Churches Restored After Years of War Damage

Mosul – Three historic places of worship in Mosul’s Old City — the Al-Raabiya Mosque, the Mar Toma Syriac Orthodox

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Ancient AlUla Treasures Take Center Stage in China, Celebrating Millennia of Cultural Exchange

Saudi Arabia’s Royal Commission for AlUla brings the rich heritage of the North Arabian kingdoms to China, showcasing rare artifacts

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“People are going back to basics”: Blacksmith Brings Ireland’s Ancient Past to Life

Visitors leave with a deeper appreciation for the lives, skills, and stories of the Celts, experiencing history in a way

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Sudan’s Cultural Heritage Recovery Gains Momentum After Conflict

From shattered artifacts to restored glory: Sudan embarks on a historic mission to revive its national museums and safeguard its

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When Propaganda Rewrites History: Jalal al-Din & al-Mukhtar

The rehabilitation of Jalal al-Din Mangburni and al-Mukhtar al-Thaqafi underscores the power of propaganda to convert villains History is rarely

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Shia Theology Denies Earthly Al-Aqsa—Iran Exploits It as Political Bait

Iran’s rhetoric on Al-Quds is a convenient cloak. It allows Tehran to rally the Muslim street, divide Arab ranks, and

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Islam in Egypt: How Coptic Christians Welcomed Muslims After Byzantine Brutality

For the Coptic Christians, Islam’s early presence offered more than just respite—it provided dignity. By the time Islam made its

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Did You Know Israel Has Official Islamic Shariah Courts?

While the institution maintains Islamic character, it is deeply embedded within the Israeli state system. In the heart of Israel’s

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