The Milli Chronicle

by Kenneth Timmerman Scores of ISIS fighters captured by pro-U.S. Kurdish forces in northern Syria showed Turkish exit stamps on

“Has American Military Hardware failed in Saudi Arabia?”—Responding to the Critics

by Turki al-Owerde Saudi Arabia and Israel have modern defense systems, yet they are threatened by terrorist groups with underdeveloped

by Reza Khalili The radicals ruling Iran have long believed that obtaining the nuclear bomb will make them untouchable Iran’s tyrannical leaders,

by Vaseem Sulthana “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” — Lao Tzu These days where

Riyadh — Saudi Arabian fighter jets targeted the Iranian militia positions in the eastern Syrian city of Albu Kamal across

Riyadh — The Houthi militias are pretending while the attacks came from Iran, claimed Arab Coalition spokesperson on Tuesday, backed

Lahore – Huge mob carrying knives, sticks and daggers, and chanting “Ya Ali” vandalized a Mosque in Pakistan’s Lahore, and

Mumbai — Member of Parliament of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Gopal Shetty stirred a controversy last Sunday by passing derogatory

Researchers for decades have studied the mind-body link between emotions and overall health. New studies have found that the source of

by G. Sampath A man who hated India while living here morphed into a hyper-patriot soon after he settled abroad.