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Wilayah Turkey Excerpts from the activities of the Blessed month of Ramadan 1439 AH - June 2018 CE
One of the most talked about topics in British media and political circles is the National Health Service (NHS) and how it is funded. Week after week there are discussions about how the quality of care is suffering due to insufficient government funding, on the one hand, and the coming challenges of providing adequate care for the elderly with a reduced young workforce, on the other.
The success of the opposition pact, Pakatan Harapan, in ousting the Barisan National government in the 14th General Election of Malaysia have undoubtedly impacted the minds of Malaysians in their thoughts concerning democracy. Claims that Malaysia has now become a matured democratic nation reverberate constantly in the media.
On June 24, Turks in Turkey will face a date of presidential and legislative elections, in which the president aims to turn the regime into a presidential system. According to opinion polls of institutions close to the Ankara government, between 45 and 55 percent will vote for President Rajab Tayyib Erdogan.
With more than 2000 such separations in the last 6 weeks, questions are being asked about the inhumanity of such a policy. Trump defended his actions stating that they might be criminals, adding "They are thieves and murderers and so much else!”
Prime Minister, Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and Vice Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache announced in a joint government the closure of seven mosques and the expulsion of two Imams. These measures were justified by the "law on Islam" adopted in 2015, which banned foreign funding for imams and forced Muslim associations to take a positive view towards the state and society.
