In the week when the US normalised relations with two of its historic foes – Cuba and Iran, the global media gave wall-to-wall coverage to the deal between the US and Iran, describing it as a historic deal that potentially changes the global political landscape. The accord was announced on Tuesday 14 July by Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and the European Union's Policy Chief Federica Mogherini in a joint statement in the Austrian capital. Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif called the deal a "win-win" solution to end "an unnecessary crisis and open new horizons

O Muslims of Pakistan! The monumental failure of the current leadership to provide us prosperity and security is now more obvious than ever before.
Regarding our wealth, the current leadership is destroying our economy, according to dictates from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), including those found in the Letter of Intent of 12 March 2015. The large sources of public or state revenue, such as the energy and mineral sectors or the large scale telecommunications, transport and construction, are being handed over to private companies through systematic privatization, depriving us of the means to secure our essential expenses, including health and education. The regime is then burdening us with ever increasing rates and types of taxation...

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…

On 14th July 2015, Syed Ali Geelani, a highly respected leader of the Muslims of Kashmir, firmly rejected the invitation from Pakistan High Commissioner to an Eid celebration party on 21st July, on the grounds that the Kashmir issue was "ignored" in the joint statement between India and Pakistan, issued after the Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif, and Indian premier, Modi, held a meeting on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit in Ufa, Russia, on 10 July. Geelani said that, “the Kashmir issue is question of life and death for us. Nobody can take us for granted. And I will not attend the Eid Milan (celebration) in New Delhi to register a symbolic protest.”