Thousands of Americans, Europeans and others from various parts of the world strongly believe that the end of the world is near and everything will be ruined in 2012. They are spending millions of dollars…
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The trend of Muslims not winning Nobel prizes may be changing. Among Muslims, the name that stands out first is of course that of Abdus-Salam. He was a Pakistani Muslim, who won the Nobel Prize…
U.S President Barack Obama’s recent visit to India increased expectations of more strategic partnership between U.S and India. The visit was seen to be very useful for both countries, as well as Pakistan – a…
Called “Obama’s Wars,” Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Bob Woodward’s new book on President Obama focuses on the Afghanistan war and the worldwide battle against terrorism, but not the top issue in the midterm elections — the…
US President Barack Obama begins his four-day trip to India Saturday. His wife Michelle will accompany him to the western city of Mumbai. Obama also plans to meet with the eminent Taj Mahal. It will be…
On October 25, 2010, Omar Khadr received a 40-year jail sentence after pleading guilty to murder and attempted murder in violation of the laws of war, conspiracy, and two counts of providing material support for…
Called “Obama’s Wars,” Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Bob Woodward’s new book on President Obama focuses on the Afghanistan war and the worldwide battle against terrorism, but not the top issue in the midterm elections — the…
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton added a last-minute stop in Hainan province, China to her 13-day Asia-Pacific tour, the Foreign Ministry confirmed on Wednesday, after the US State Department announced the news earlier. She…
Britain has been in turmoil over veils in recent days, after a school in Yorkshire suspended a Muslim teacher’s assistant for wearing “niqab”—a form of the traditional veil that leaves only a slit for the…
By Iram Zahra BEIJING—(October 25, 2010—M4relay) — An outbreak of severe diarrhea has killed at least 135 people in rural central Haiti and sickened more than 1000 others who seek treatment at crowded hospitals. Health…