Opinion – Page 3 – The Milli Chronicle

Tuesday, January 28, 2025

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The Iranian revolution at 44: Between Early Successes and Late Failures

The Iranians want the leadership to stop wasting the country’s resources on extraterritorial follies and allocate these vast resources to

by Arshia Malik Oneness of Allah and Om is nothing more than desperate attempts by an obsolete ulema whose knowledge

by Haras Rafiq By believing the dishonest characterisation of Shawcross and his review you are in fact aiding the Islamist

Erdogan was economically successful, at least from the beginning to nearly the middle of his tenure. However, there are many

by Arshia Malik The globalization and cultural exchange between Muslim and non-Muslim countries has had a significant impact on the

by Arshia Malik In the 1980s, Kalam joined the Indian Ballistic Missile Development Program, where he played a leading role

by Arshia Malik There are various means for progressive Muslims to fulfill this role, such as providing an alternative narrative

by Dalia Ziada The current IMF leadership is way more rigid than the previous IMF leadership of Christine Lagarde in

Egypt has always welcomed any positive interactions with Iran provided that it displays keenness to establish normal relations Spokesman for

by Dalia Ziada Sooner or later, the new Taliban will follow the steps of their ancestors by threatening the security