The sensational killing of Major Sinha Mohammad Rashed Khan (retd.) by Hasina government’s decorated officer-in-charge and some rogue police members in Cox's Bazar on July 31 has brought the unproductive discussion on the extrajudicial executions to the fore again. Our pretentious intellectuals are expressing their opinion in talk shows and newspaper columns to reshape the police force as if it in and of itself is the problem.

 In an article on his account on a website, the Sudanese Foreign Ministry spokesman, Haider Badawi Sadiq, called on the Sudanese people to reconcile with “Israel”, indicating that there are secret arrangements between the two leaderships in Khartoum and Tel Aviv. The spokesman called on the head of the Sovereignty Council and the Prime Minister to respect the people of Sudan,

It is not new for the Danish government to pursue a policy of discrimination against Muslims; successive governments launched what they called the war of values ​​against Islam, and the Parliament has enacted many laws directed against Muslims at various levels.

As we struggled to treat our sick, feed our families and educate our children, the budget, announced on 12 June 2020, confirmed that the current system bleeds us dry by a parasite economy of interest based debt, whilst our affairs are grossly neglected.