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Omer Wazir 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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UK Expert Blackburn’s Poem Blames Pakistan for 9/11, Kashmir, and Global Terror

London — Chris Blackburn, a communications lead at the European Bangladesh Forum (EBF) and a long-time observer of international security

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Millichronicle April 28, 2025April 28, 2025 Akinci Drone, Arms Shipment, Bayraktar TB2, C-130E, china, defense cooperation, Geopolitics, india, India-Pakistan Conflict, KAAN Fighter Jet, karachi, kashmir, MILGEM Corvette, Military Tensions, nato, OSINT, Pahalgam, pakistan, PL-15 Missile, Refueling, Skardu Airbase, South Asia, terror attack, turkey, Turkey-Pakistan Relations

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 23, 2025 afghanistan, attack on tourists, condemnation, condolences, cross-border tensions, Dr. Ayesha Siddiqa, Geopolitics, IEA-MoFA, Jammu and Kashmir, militancy, Pahalgam, Pakistan-backed, peace efforts, regional security, South Asia, stability, statement analysis, taliban, tourism impact, violence

Taliban Condemns Pakistan-Backed Attacks on Tourists in Kashmir’s Pahalgam Region

Kabul — The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA-MoFA) on Wednesday condemned a recent attack

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Faiyaz Hossain April 20, 2025April 27, 2025 1971 Liberation War, bangladesh, Bangladesh politics, democracy, Dhaka, extremism, freedom of speech, Gaza conflict, gender equality, hamas, hizbut tahrir, human rights, Islamic extremism, Islamist hardliners, Israel-Palestine, Jamaat-e-Islami, Michael Rubin, middle east, minority rights, political islam, political unrest, press freedom, radicalization, secularism, sheikh hasina, South Asia, terrorism, US Congress, women's rights, youth radicalization, Yunus

OPINION: Bangladesh on a new dawn raining clouds of Extremism

Cultural and religious minorities in Bangladesh are also suffering due to rising extremism. The New York Times published a report

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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