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New President: Status Quo Remains in Somalia

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New President: Status Quo Remains in Somalia
Somali President, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, on Thursday took the mantle of power for the second time, vowing to reconcile his country’s divided political groups, as well as relations with neighbours following years of bickering.
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ISLAMABAD: The inflation climbed to 13.4 per cent in April a two-year high from 12.7pc in the previous month on the back of a persistent increase in prices of perishable and non-perishable products, according to the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics

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ISLAMABAD: The inflation climbed to 13.4 per cent in April a two-year high from 12.7pc in the previous month on the back of a persistent increase in prices of perishable and non-perishable products, according to the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics
ISLAMABAD: The inflation climbed to 13.4 per cent in April a two-year high from 12.7pc in the previous month on the back of a persistent increase in prices of perishable and non-perishable products, according to the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics
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Low Participation in Western Elections is a Sign of a System Falling Apart

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Low Participation in Western Elections is a Sign of a System Falling Apart
Denmark negotiated this so-called defence reservation as part of its membership of the EU, allowing it to opt out of military missions. The Russian invasion of Ukraine was the catalyst that started the debate in Danish media and politics, and a referendum was announced shortly thereafter. 66% of voters voted for abolishing these reservations in order to involve Denmark in European military policies to a greater extent.
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Remembering 3 Generations of Muslims Murdered

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Remembering 3 Generations of Muslims Murdered
The Canadian virtual news platform news, The London Free Press reported on the remembrance of the Muslim family that was run down by a car driven by an Islamophobic citizen. Yumna Afzaal, 15, her mom and dad, Madiha Salman, 44, and Salman Afzaal, 46, and her grandmother, Talat Afzaal, 74, were all killed June 6, 2021.
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One More Shootouton the Kyrgyz-Tajik Border

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One More Shootouton the Kyrgyz-Tajik Border
A shootout took place again on the Kyrgyz-Tajik border, as a result of the skirmish, border guards from both sides were injured, the press-center of the border service of the State Committee for National Security reported. “The shootout is over, there are wounded on both sides. Two Kyrgyz servicemen were wounded. According to preliminary data, one of the wounded is in a serious condition, the second has a moderate wound”,  …
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The IMF Curse

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The IMF Curse
The Pakistan government is currently negotiating a deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to secure a bailout which it argues is needed to keep its economy afloat. Officials are in talks with the financial institution to unlock the remaining $3 billion from a $6 billion loan programme which the Imran Khan led government agreed with the IMF in 2019. The country is currently grappling with a huge economic crisis…
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The Conquest of Istanbul Is Celebrated Not by Planting Trees, but by Re-Establishing the Caliphate

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The Conquest of Istanbul Is Celebrated Not by Planting Trees, but by Re-Establishing the Caliphate
The 569th anniversary of the Conquest of Istanbul was celebrated with a feast of conquest held at Atatürk Airport National Garden. For the feast, giant platforms were set up in Atatürk Airport National Garden that say "The 569TH Anniversary Celebrations of the Conquest of Istanbul" and "The first sapling planting ceremony in the National Garden".
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The Secular Diplomacy Can Never Make the Foreign Policy of an Islamic State!

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The Secular Diplomacy Can Never Make the Foreign Policy of an Islamic State!
The Indian Foreign Ministry said in a statement that a group of diplomats have travelled to Kabul to meet with officials of the Islamic Emirate and review the humanitarian aid. Abdul Qahar Balkhi, the spokesman for the Taliban’s Foreign Ministry, also tweeted that the meeting between J.P. Singh, Joint Secretary of the Indian Foreign Ministry, and Amir Khan Muttaqi, the Taliban Minister of Foreign Affairs, focused on bilateral relations and…
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