Most see Macron’s plan to create “a French Islam … as either a patronizing intrusion into their personal lives or a surreptitious expansion of the police state”:<\/p>\n
MbS, “keen to refurbish his personal image and standing, now found himself in the quagmire of India-Pakistan disputes…. Never have two joint statements been subjected to such close scrutiny”:<\/span><\/p>\n The dean of medicine at the University of Malaya acknowledged a global “‘tipping point’ on the use of the death penalty in relation to drugs<\/a> amid growing recognition that capital punishment was an ineffective deterrent”:<\/p>\n The “presidential chief of staff, in a tweet, ‘strongly denied’ that President Hassan Rouhani<\/a> had accepted the resignation” but Benjamin Netanyahu tweeted, “Zarif is gone. Good riddance”:<\/p>\n Kushner admits what we already knew, that the main objective of his secret Middle East plan is to make Iran rather than Israel the pariah of the region:<\/p>\n Before Black History Month ends, take advantage of it to remind you to read up on the essential connection between Islam and the African-American experience:<\/p>\n Not all Muslims, not even all “radical Muslims” oppose vaccination campaigns. “Hostility and suspicion .. must be understood in the context of” groups marginalized by states allied to the West:<\/p>\n “Qatar\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s deputy prime minister and foreign minister … [urges] international powers” to approach the Middle East more inclusively, “saying one-sided initiatives that excluded either the Iranians or Palestinians [won’t] work”:<\/p>\n\n
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