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Friday, September 12, 2025

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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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Millichronicle September 8, 2025September 8, 2025 Ghaliya Al-Buqmiya, Jadawel Publishing House, Khalid Al-Muraid, readiness for war creates peace, Riyadh recapture 1902, Saudi Arabia history, Saudi geopolitics, Saudi identity, Saudi leadership philosophy, Saudi military history, saudi national day, Saudi resilience, Saudi statehood, Saudi unification, Saudi women history

Saudi Arabia’s Epic Past Captured in Gen. Khalid Al-Muraid’s Latest Book

Beirut – Lebanon’s Jadawel Publishing House has released a striking new title, ‘Epics of the Saudi State: Foundation – Resilience

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Osama Rawal September 6, 2025September 6, 2025 blasphemy debate India, cancel culture in India, Hindu right vs Muslim right, Indian cultural censorship, Indian Muslims and freedom of expression, Indian secularism hypocrisy, Islamic blasphemy politics, Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind, Javed Akhtar, Kolkata Urdu Academy, left liberal silence, Mushaira controversy, Muslim clergy power, Muslim clerics censorship, Muslim intellectual freedom, selective intolerance, Taslima Nasreen precedent, Urdu literature under threat, Urdu poetry politics, Wahyahin Foundation

OPINION: Hypocrisy of the Indian Liberals — Javed Akhtar Vs. the Muslim Right-Wing

Our self-styled “left liberal” intelligentsia, otherwise loud in denouncing Hindu majoritarianism, suddenly turned mute when confronted with Muslim right-wing pressure.

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Millichronicle September 6, 2025September 6, 2025 BCYW Foundation USA, breast cancer awareness India, Colonel Mayank Chaubey, early detection breast cancer, global health collaboration India, non-medical institutions health initiative, Shivalik College Dehradun, student health empowerment, women’s health education, Youth Council for Breast Health

Shivalik College in India Launches First Youth Council for Breast Health with U.S. Partnership

Delhi — India’s Shivalik College in Dehradun has announced the formation of a Youth Council for Breast Health (YCBH) on

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Millichronicle September 5, 2025September 5, 2025 Bandipora graves, Baramulla graves, conflict resolution South Asia, Ganderbal graves, human rights South Asia, Kashmir conflict, Kashmir militants, Kashmir NGO report, Kashmir peace process, Kashmir reconciliation, Kashmir Valley research, Kupwara graves, Save Youth Save Future Foundation, unmarked graves Kashmir, unmarked graves report

Kashmiri NGO Save Youth Save Future Unveils Landmark Report on 4,500 Unmarked Graves

New Delhi – The Save Youth Save Future Foundation (SYSFF), a Kashmiri non-governmental organization, has released a landmark study titled

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Col. Mayank Chaubey September 3, 2025 AMCA vs F35 debate, Donald Trump tariffs, F35 fighter jet India, India US energy cooperation, India US trade Mission 500, Indian American diaspora influence, Indian defense self reliance, Indo Pacific strategy, JD Vance presidency, Make in India AMCA project, Peter Navarro Brahminism profiteering, Trump legacy India, US India cultural bridge, US India defence partnership, US India diplomatic trust, US India relations, US India strategic autonomy, US tariffs on Indian exports, Usha Vance India roots, Vance India visit 2025

OPINION: A Vance Presidency—What It Could Mean for India

If Vance steps in, India has a chance to move from mistrust to trust. From tariffs to trade. From insult

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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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Millichronicle September 1, 2025September 1, 2025 CV tips for Gulf jobs, Doha expat opportunities, Dubai job seekers, Dubai jobs, expat comeback Gulf, expat return to Gulf, Gulf careers, Gulf employment trends, Middle East recruitment, Qatar job market, Riyadh jobs, Saudi Arabia careers, Shoaib Hasan career advice, UAE employment, working in Dubai

I Left Gulf, Now I Want to Return—But Has the Job Market Changed?

The Gulf has always rewarded ambition, and for those willing to adapt and commit, the next chapter could be their

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Michael Arizanti August 28, 2025August 28, 2025 Charter of Makkah, Hezbollah in Europe, Iran state-sponsored terrorism, Islam and extremism, Islam in the West integration, Islamophobia in Europe, Muslim Brotherhood ban, Saudi Arabia counter-extremism, UAE deradicalisation model, Western legal loopholes jihadism

OPINION: The West Doesn’t Need Less Islam, It Needs the Right Islam

The West does not need less Islam. It needs the right Islam — visible, unapologetic, and equipped to dismantle extremism

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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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