Turkey's ruling party wins most seats but falls short of majority
Turkey's ruling party won the most seats in Sunday's parliamentary elections, but it fell short of the majority needed to rule without forming a coalition with other parties.
After the events that clearly affected the path of the revolution quite recently due to the efforts coming together (even if partly) by most of the fighting factions in the north of liberated Syria, which demolished the forts of the murderous regime in the city of Idlib, Al Shaghour Bridge, and Areeha, and took over the camps of Ad-Dayf Valley, Al-Qarmeed, Al-Mastoma. The morals of the factions heightened, the weakness and fragility of the regime had been exposed, and all eyes were on Damascus…
A message by Brother Munir Nasser, Member of the Media Office of Hizb ut Tahrir/ Wilayah Syria,
The Philippine president has likened present-day China to Nazi Germany, hinting that the world cannot continue to appease Beijing as it claims ever more territory in the South China Sea.
On 3rd June 2015, as part of the Pakistan-US strategic dialogue, a seventh round of talks of the working group on security, strategic stability and non-proliferation took place in Washington. In these talks, the Raheel-Nawaz regime gave assurance to America that it will not be the first in its region to resume nuclear testing. The regime further asked America to give access to peaceful nuclear technology. Also the regime assured America that it does not want Pakistan to compete with India, in the interests of stability.
Rising Imports of Power Generators Expose Regime's Crippling of Industry
The government’s claim of record improvement in power generation and zero load-shedding in industrial sectors got a reality check on 30 May 2015 as data showed import bill of power generating machines went through the roof in April.
Tunisia women came out demanding the right of the country and its people in the plundered natural resources, and among them were the female members of Hizb ut Tahrir. They demand the circulation of the natural resources as a right for people, rejecting squandering them or remitting them to the corrupt rulers under any mysterious or tendentious slogan, such as nationalization or rewriting contracts and promoting transparency.
