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Ramadan: Why some UK Muslims stopped following Saudi Arabia's moon sighting
When Karen Hall became Muslim in 2001, the last thing on her mind was the moon. Having converted to Islam in Nigeria, Hall was eager to begin her journey as a Muslim.
Yemen, Syria and Iran’s capabilities: A look at Israel’s strategic view of key proxy conflicts in the MidEast
Israel is concerned about Iran’s role in Syria and Yemen, as well as its continued support for groups that threaten Israel.
Afghanistan Buries Another Empire
It’s easy to forget, but the United States by the end of 2001 thought it had won in Afghanistan.
ICC ruling brings hope for Palestine, dismay for Israel
Many Palestinians see a ruling by the International Criminal Court that it has jurisdiction over the Palestinian territories as
Grim prospects of Afghan peace
When the United States and the Taliban signed a landmark deal in Doha on February 29 last year, the Trump administration had a clear roadmap — it wanted to see a political settlement by January this year.
The al-Tanf ‘ISIS’; propaganda or true?
Many questions remain unanswered about the al-Tanf United States base in the Syrian desert, that is called illegal by the Syrian government and Russia. Why is al-Tanf so important to the US?