Headline News 20/05/2016
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- Austria Poised to Become First European Country to Elect Far-Right Party
- Pope Francis to Receive Sunni Muslim Leader at Vatican
- Pakistan Reacts Strongly to Latest Indian Missile Tests
And they do not seek vengeance against him except that he says my Rabb (Lord) is Allah, working for the resumption of the Islamic life within the life’s reality once again, refusing humiliation and submissiveness, ordering the Ma’roof (right) and forbidding the Munkar (wrong), awakening the concerns of his people, his clan and the sons of his Ummah, proclaiming the truth and not fearing the blame and reproach of the blamers in Allah’s way, not selling his hereafter for someone else’s Dunyaa as the administration of the prison in which he is languishing has done, and not even selling his hereafter for his own Dunyaa.
The prices of commodities in Yemen have increased suddenly over the last three days corresponding to a decrease in value of the Yemeni Riyal vis-à-vis the Dollar in the case where the price of one Dollar is now equal to 300 Yemeni Riyal.
Alhamdulillah, Hizb ut Tahrir / America concluded its annual Khilafah "Caliphate" Conference in the Chicago area on Sunday, 8 Sha’ban 1437 AH corresponding to May 15, 2016 CE. This conference is part of a global campaign carried by Hizb ut Tahrir held on the occasion of abolishment of the Khilafah "Caliphate" (Caliphate), the Islamic System of Ruling in 1924.
Wilayah Syria: Demonstration by Hizb ut Tahrir in Deir Hassan neighborhood of Idlib
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Wilayah Turkey: Conference, "Forgotten Oppression of China & Russia in Turkistan!"
On 12th May 2016, the influential US newspaper, The New York Times, published an editorial placing the blame of Afghanistan quagmire on Pakistan. It wrote that, “Nearly 15 years after 9/11, the war in Afghanistan is raging and Pakistan deserves much of the blame. It remains a duplicitous and dangerous partner for the United States and Afghanistan, despite $33 billion in American aid and repeated attempts to reset relations on a more constructive course”.