Erdogan, who appeared in the same frame as Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in the family photo of the Extraordinary Summit of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation and the Arab Union held in Riyadh,

On 4 November, the Zakon.kz news agency reported: “In the town of Kentau, Turkestan region, a secret cell of the religious extremist organisation Hizb ut Tahrir was liquidated. According to the release...

On the 16th of November, the Times of India reported that Uttarakhand Sanskrit University in Haridwar has initiated measures to enforce the Supreme Court’s ruling on students’ attire within the campus and in classrooms, University Vice-Chancellor Dinesh Chandra Shastri told TOI on Thursday. The move comes after complaints that "several Muslim women students continue to wear burqas or hijabs while in the university."

Unrest in Balochistan is not a new phenomenon. It has persisted since Pakistan’s independence from the British Raj. The people of Balochistan harbor deep-seated grievances, left unresolved by both the British colonial rule and rulers that are agents of Western colonialists. The colonialist system was designed to subjugate the Muslims, rather than look after their affairs.