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Millichronicle May 13, 2025May 13, 2025 Al Arabiya, bollywood, china, conflict, Foreign Policy, Geopolitics, imf, india, India-Pakistan Relations, Indian unity, information warfare, national security, NRIs, pakistan, russia, soft power, South Asia, turkey, united states, war

Lessons for Indians from the Recent Conflict with Pakistan

In contrast, Russia continues to maintain a time-tested rapport with India As the dust settles on yet another tense standoff

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Millichronicle May 11, 2025May 11, 2025 Abul Kalam Azad, democratic system, extremism, India-Pakistan, Islamic governance, Islamic history, islamic state, kharijites, madrasas, Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, mosques, Muslim scholars, Muslim world, pakistan, Partition of India, political islam, religious institutions, religious violence, Shaykh Mohammed Rahmani, South Asia

Indian Scholar Slams Pakistan: Islam Exploited, Mosques Weaponized

New Delhi — In a recent public statement, Shaykh Mohammed Rahmani, a prominent Indian Islamic scholar and head of the

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Millichronicle May 10, 2025 Amjad Taha, British MPs, counterterrorism, defense, dharma, extremism, global politics, hamas, india, International Relations, israel, justice, kashmir, muslim brotherhood, pakistan, political science, retaliation, self-defense, terrorism, uae, victory, Western hypocrisy

India’s Right to Defend—When Terrorism Strikes, Justice Must Prevail: UAE Political Analyst

Abu Dhabi — UAE-based political scientist Amjad Taha stirred conversation with a powerful statement on X on Friday, defending India’s

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Zahack Tanvir May 10, 2025May 10, 2025 british colonialism, ideological confusion, Islam in politics, Islamic identity, Islamic values, jinnah, Kalma, Mohammad Ali Jinnah, Muslim nationalism, Muslim politics, pakistan, Pakistan crisis, Pakistan foundation, Pakistan history, political opportunism, Qaid-e-Azam, quran, religious hypocrisy, secularism, Urdu

OPINION: Jinnah—Visionary leader or British-backed fraud?

More than seven decades later, Pakistan still bears the scars of its confused foundation. He ate pork, drank alcohol, couldn’t

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Millichronicle May 9, 2025May 9, 2025 amit shah, anti-India propaganda, General Manoj Naravane, human rights front, India Pakistan tensions, islamabad, kashmir, Legal Forum for Kashmir, LFK, muslim brotherhood, Nasir Qadri, OSINTWa\_com, pakistan, Russell Tribunal, state-run propaganda, Stoke White, TRT bias, TRT World, turkey, Turkish media

Turkish TRT Media Under Fire for Promoting Anti-India Narratives via Pakistani Writers

New Delhi — Open Source Intelligence (@OSINTWa_com) has revealed troubling new details about Turkey’s state-run broadcaster, TRT World, serving as

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Millichronicle May 8, 2025May 8, 2025 Bahawalpur attack, blackouts India, ceasefire violations, cross-border tensions, drone attack, india, India Pakistan conflict, Indian Air Force, Indian defense systems, Indian military response, Indo-Pak tensions, Islamabad strike, Jaish-e-Mohammad, Jammu and Kashmir, kamikaze drones, Lahore strike, LOC violations, missile defense, Operation Sindoor, Pahalgam attack, pakistan, Pakistan aggression, PoK strikes, precision strikes India, regional conflict, S-400 India, Sialkot strike, South Asia security, strategic retaliation, terrorism

India Strikes Again: Precision Attacks Hit Islamabad, Lahore After Failed Pakistani Offensive

New Delhi — Tensions between nuclear-armed neighbors India and Pakistan reached a critical juncture late Thursday as India launched precision

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Omer Waziri May 5, 2025May 5, 2025 al-qaeda, Balochistan, british colonialism, colonial legacy, counterterrorism, divide and rule, freedom movements, global terrorism, iran, islamist terrorism, Jamaat-e-Islami, jihadism, kashmir attacks, Kurdistan, middle east, muslim brotherhood, pakistan, political islam, radicalisation, South Asia, state-sponsored terrorism, Syria conflict, taliban, turkey, western imperialism

Seeds of Jihad: How Colonial Britain Created Radical Islamism

Islamist terrorism did not rise in a vacuum. It was engineered, cultivated, and weaponized—first by colonial powers, then by Cold

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Turkey Denies Sending Arms to Pakistan as India-Pakistan Tensions Flare, Confirms Cargo Plane Landing

Ankara — Turkish C-130E military transport plane on Monday touched down in Karachi, setting off rumors that Turkey, a key

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Millichronicle April 28, 2025April 28, 2025 counter-extremism, freedom of religion, Hindu-Muslim relations, india, Indian democracy, Indian patriotism, Islamic extremism, Islamist rhetoric, kashmir, Kashmir dispute, Mohammed Hijab, Muslim activism, Muslim identity, Muslim unity, pakistan, Pluralism, South Asia Politics, takfir, UK Islamist

Indian Muslims Slam UK Islamist Mohammed Hijab Over Kashmir Remarks

New Delhi — In a fiery display of national pride and unity, Indian Muslims have come out in full force

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Zahack Tanvir April 18, 2025April 18, 2025 afghan refugees, Army Politics, Asim Munir, Bangladesh Liberation War, coexistence, Ethnic Divisions, human rights, Inclusion, Islamic Brotherhood, islamism, national unity, pakistan, Pakistani Identity, Pluralism, political islam, refugee crisis, religious intolerance, Sectarianism, South Asia, Two-Nation Theory

OPINION: Pakistan’s Identity Crisis—When Religion Becomes a Political Weapon

Political Islam, once employed as an identity marker, now divides more than it unites. In recent remarks, Pakistan’s Army Chief