Tag: #CivilWar
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After Afghanistan, will the end of the war in Iraq be possible?
This opinion article has been shared by Muhammad Mustansar. On the one hand, where the US has announced to leave Afghanistan completely by August 31st, including the allied forces, the US has also announced that by the end of the year 2021, the US will remove its forces from Iraq and end the war mission…
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Blaming Pakistan is a double fiction game
The main goal of the present government of Afghanistan and the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi is to create instability in Pakistan, destroy our peace, and tarnish Pakistan’s image in the world. India is financing terrorists using government resources through Ashraf Ghani’s government, Ashraf Ghani is not taking care of his house, and he…
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Army budget and Propaganda
This opinion has been shared by Erum Shehzadi. Pakistan’s forces not only carry out defense operations but are also among the world’s forces that are always on the lookout for solutions to the country’s internal problems. Pakistan is a democratic country and people directly elect their rulers and Pakistan’s armed forces operate under this elected…
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American Presidents and their Concept of World Order
This opinion is written by Shanawar Aziz. The contemporary World Order revolves around the might and legitimacy of the United States. Historically, nations have forged alliances, established equilibriums, and prevented adversaries from transgression by creating geographical hurdles. However, the present World Order rose from the rubble of World War II, built by and around the…
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Arrest of TLPs chief triggers civil war like situation
This opinion is written by Fahad Siddique. After the execution of Ghazi Mumtaz Qadri, the voice raised by Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan for the protection of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) received full support and appreciation across the country. Allama Khadim Hussain Rizvi had expressed his helplessness by placing his turban on the body and feet of Mumtaz…
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Military Seizes Power in Myanmar
Yangon, March 4 (AFP/APP): Myanmar’s military seized power on February 1, arresting the country’s democratically elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi. This sparks a massive month-long street movement with dozens killed Wednesday in the deadliest day of the junta’s crackdown on protests. A recap of events: – Back to the old days – The generals stage a coup…
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Why is there a rising trend of buying arms and weapons?
Washington, 2nd November: People in Michigan are buying guns in fear of post-election civil unrest in the country. Baaghi TV reports that before the US election, the American people have started buying a large number of weapons to prevent unrest. Sales of arms and weapons are on the rise in Michigan. According to the foreign…
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Pandemic’s economic fallout will worsen conflicts: UN diplomats
United States, Aug 4 (AFP/APP): The coronavirus pandemic is worsening the humanitarian situation in the world’s deadliest conflicts and threatens to unleash economic devastation that will intensify violence, United Nations diplomats and experts warn. COVID-19 is hampering aid programs, diverting the attention and resources of major powers battling the deadly virus at home, and cutting…
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Lebanese Interior Minsiter admits to killing during civil war.
Wednesday, July 1st: A recent statement by Lebanese Interior Minister Mohamed Fahmi has caused a stir in the country, especially on social media. Fahmi admitted in an interview with Hezbollah’s Al-Manar TV channel that he had killed two members of then-leading influential party during the 1981 civil war. fahmi made the remarks in response to…
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Yemen government, southern separatists sign power-sharing deal
Riyadh, Nov 6 (AFP/APP): Yemen’s internationally recognised government signed a power-sharing deal with southern separatists Tuesday, to end a conflict simmering within the country’s civil war. Unrest in the south, which saw secessionist forces seize control of Yemen’s interim capital Aden, distracted the coalition from its battle against rebels and raised fears the country could…