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Category: West Asia

Priestly Sermon…

Amun (or Amon or Ammon or Amen) was the ancient Egyptian God of the Sun and Air. A temple was dedicated to him at Karnak in Thebes, an ancient Egyptian […]

Do Zan: Tales Of Two Women

Time and again, she has flown the Army helicopters… and, has also taken part in at least 150 missions in Afghanistan. Recently, a new feather has been added to her […]

A Cloudburst Situation

US President Donald Trump has taken a risk… quite a big risk! Qasem Soleimani was not only a Major General in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) of Iran and […]

An Adieu From Asia’s James Bond

The US used to consider him as the Merchant of Jihad who terrorised a large part of West Asia… and, to Middle Eastern Shi’ites, he was James Bond, German General Erwin […]

A Journalist’s Pay…

It is being seen that five people have been sentenced to death, while three others have received life imprisonment for their alleged involvement in the murder of Jamal Khashoggi (October […]

Protesters’ New Route In Beirut…

In a rare first, Lebanon saw two separate processions on its Independence Day (marked on November 22)! The official military march took place in the capital city of Beirut. And, […]

Not An Act Of Terrorism, But…

At least 60 people were killed in Baghdad last week. This time, it was not a terror attack, but clashes between anti-Government protesters and the Police that claimed those innocent […]

The Caliph, With Many Lives…

US President Donald Trump announced on October 27 that Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of the violent Jihadist group Islamic State (IS), had died during an overnight raid led by the US forces in Syria, along with the news of his likely successor with nom de guerre Abu Hassan al-Muhajir getting killed by the American airstrike, while reportedly getting smuggled across Northern Syria. The question now arises naturally: Will these deaths make the world a safer place?