Wilayah Sudan: Ummah Issues Forum, "The Foreign Investment and its Implications on the Country’s Economy"
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Wilayah Sudan: Ummah Issues Forum, "The Foreign Investment and its Implications on the Country’s Economy"
Wilayah Sudan: Ummah Issues Forum, "The Foreign Investment and its Implications on the Country’s Economy"
According to the New York Times:
The Trump administration is considering sanctions against Chinese senior officials and companies to punish Beijing’s detention of hundreds of thousands of ethnic Uighurs and other minority Muslims in large internment camps, according to current and former American officials.
The Afghan Ministry of Defense said, “ISIS and other terrorist groups are always trying to expand the scope of their activities and threaten the region and the world.” Prior to this, the British Minister of Defense, during his visit to Afghanistan, had said that the terrorist groups have threatened Britain and other European countries from here. Gen. Scott Miller, during a ceremony marking the change of command in Kabul, also said that, “The pressure should continue on terrorists to ensure that they will not use Afghanistan as a threat to the world.”
Headlines:
• Even More Capitalism is No Change for the Muslims of Pakistan
• The Atif Mian Controversy: Sanctities are Determined by the Viewpoint on Life
• Even though Pakistan is Wealthy, Its People are Committing Suicide through Stress of Poverty
• Nothing New about Naya (New) Pakistan with Respect to US Dictates
Headlines:
• ‘French Islam’
• US Shouts More ‘Hot Air’ over Syria
• Pakistan confused on how to deal with impending Financial Crisis
The US Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco reported on the 13th of August, that 10 years after the 2008 financial crisis: “the U.S. economy remains significantly smaller than it should be”, which “represents a lifetime present-value income loss of about $70,000 for every American”, and “the United States is not alone.”
Hizb ut Tahrir Europe: Belgium
Delegation to the Embassy of Pakistan Support for kidnapped sisters
Imran Khan, the new Prime Minister of Pakistan, has accomplished what he has been dreaming of for the last 22 years. He is a former cricketer and one of the most successful captains of Pakistan’s cricket team. He reached the pinnacle of fame when he ended his cricketing career, by winning the World Cup in 1992.