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Eight Years On, No Justice for Disappearance of Rohingya Islamic Scholar

  The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP)-led government should promptly investigate the abduction and enforced disappearance of prominent Rohingya Islamic scholar Mufti Mohammed Abdullah Khalil and other unresolved disappearances in the refugee camps, including those allegedly committed by Rohingya armed groups, and ensure effective remedies for victims and their families, Fortify Rights said today. A powerful Rohingya armed group allegedly abducted Mufti Khalil from a refugee camp in Bangladesh on July 27, 2018, and his fate and whereabouts remain unknown. He was a principal author of a fatwa concluding that, under the circumstances prevailing at the time, armed resistance in Rakhine State was impermissible under Islam. “Eight years is far too long for a family to wait without answers,” said John Quinley, Director at Fortify Rights. “ The abduction of Islamic scholar Mufti Mohammed Abdullah Khalil demonstrates how serious crimes committed in the refugee camps have too often gone...
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Video: Lowkey EXPOSES Israel's SECRET Plot Against NYC Mayor Mamdani!

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7BjoOHjniY Lowkey EXPOSES Israel's SECRET Plot Against NYC Mayor Mamdani!
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Zionism is a White Occupied Cult by Nicky Reid

  It seems to be a tried-and-true trope even if it is a bit of a tired one for a seasoned Oliver Stone-style conspiracy enthusiast such as myself. The dreaded Zionist Occupied Government (or ZOG if your nasty) is really just a very nineties take on the ancient notion of the Jews secretly controlling everything from the banks to the claw machine at your local Chuck E. Cheese. Naturally, all racism aside, I’ve always found the notion a tad bit hard to swallow. There are clearly a number of high-ranking power brokers of Jewish descent among the Western elites and there has been for some time, but the numbers are poultry compared to nearly every other genre of honky and nobody’s losing their shit over the Scotch-Irish Occupied Government. Gross story short; as much as I may despise Zionism along with every other school of racial supremacy, the notion of said Zionists calling the shots at the country club has always felt a bit like the tentacle wagging the Cthulhu to me, that is until r...
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US summons Malaysia envoy over Israel policy

  The US Department of State has summoned Malaysia’s ambassador to the United States over his country’s longstanding policy on Israel, state news agency Bernama reported. Malaysia’s Foreign Minister Mohamad Hasan said on Thursday night that Ambassador Muhammad Shahrul Ikram Yaakob told the US State Department that Malaysia’s policy on not recognising the state of Israel was not new. Recommended Stories list of 4 items list 1 of 4 Israel launches clampdown after deadly violence in occupied West Bank list 2 of 4 China’s Xi Jinping launches new AI alliance: What is it? list 3 of 4 How have countries around the world responded to the US-Israel war on Iran? list 4 of 4 Southeast Asia’s homegrown artists are knocking K-pop off its pedestal end of list “It has always been Malaysia’s policy. Our immigration policy does not recognise the State of Israel or the Zionist regime. This has long been our position,” Bernama cited Hasan as saying. “There was an individual with dual citizenship, the...
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Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin resigns

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  Bangladesh’s Mohammed Shahabuddin has resigned as president [File: Mohammad Ponir Hossain/Reuters] By Al Jazeera Staff , AP and Reuters Published On 24 Jul 2026 24 Jul 2026 Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin has resigned two years ahead the end of his full five-year term. Shahabuddin, 76, cited health reasons for his decision on Friday. The move comes amid rising demand from opposition parties for him to step down. Recommended Stories list of 4 items list 1 of 4 Climate funding: Who pays for the transition? list 2 of 4 Could the Iran war trigger the next debt shock? list 3 of 4 ‘Double cross, first class’: Why India’s Modi wins so many foreign awards list 4 of 4 Pakistan is making a mistake in ignoring the US for China end of list “Recent medical examinations have diagnosed me with a condition known as Autonomic Neuropathy. Due to this condition, I occasionally experience momentary loss of consciousness,” Shahabuddin said in a statement released by his press secretary. The...
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The missing half of mediation

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  The memorandum of understanding (MoU) between the United States and Iran, signed on June 17, briefly appeared to have achieved what weeks of military confrontation had not. It extended the ceasefire, reopened a path back to negotiations and offered the prospect of restoring stability to one of the world’s most strategically important regions. The early indicators were encouraging. Commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, which carries roughly a fifth of global oil trade, began to recover. Oil flows rose markedly, while Iranian exports more than doubled from their wartime low under a temporary sanctions waiver. About 340 commercial vessels passed through the Strait during the week of 22–28 June, making it the busiest period since hostilities began on February 28. For a brief moment, diplomacy appeared to be succeeding. Recommended Stories list of 4 items list 1 of 4 Iran hints US will end war in ‘Persian-style’ peace on Tehran’s terms list 2 of 4 Inside a Beirut barbersho...
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