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This is the scene of the visit of the Indian Prime Minister to Israel, who was given full protocol in Tel Aviv. At the end of the visit, the two Prime Ministers held a joint press conference. In which the words of the Israeli Prime Minister are very important. He said a few sentences in his speech. These words were in fact the beginning of making Kashmir another Palestine. The Israeli Prime Minister said that India and Israel are changing their world and perhaps both countries are changing parts of the world. Because it is an example of cooperation between the two countries. The foundation of the relationship between the two countries has probably been written by the scribe of destiny from day one, which we are completing in the world. This statement of the Israeli Prime Minister was not given much importance by the foreign affairs officials of Pakistan at that time.  But on August 5 last year, the Indian government's actions made the statement a reality. Now the question arises, h

In 2017, a best-selling book was published in the United States entitled "War that is inevitable, can the United States and China escape this trap?" The book Tussauds Trap mentions that a war between an emerging world power and the current world power is inevitable. In the last five hundred years, there have been 16 times when an emerging fast-growing state has tried to replace a superpower, 12 times resulting in war. The United States has imposed a number of sanctions on China over its actions in Hong Kong, before the North China Sea or Taiwan or the Huawei conflict. Is happening again. The current US-China rift is similar to the US-Russia Cold War for six reasons. 1. Both countries have different political systems. The United States is a liberal democracy, while China is a proponent of communist socialism, and both countries are currently managing their own systems successfully. 2- This is a war of supremacy and superiority of two opposing political systems. 3. Both countri

Muslim clerics have claimed that the decision to turn Turkey's historic assets into a mosque was made on the basis of "power and politics". According to Arab News, Italy's Imam Milan Yahya Palauccini said that the 1,500-year-old asset, which has the status of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, should have been left as a church. In 1934, according to an official order, Aya Sofia was turned into a museum, but recently a Turkish court overturned the official decision and restored Aya Sofia back as a mosque.  Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan also welcomed the court ruling, announcing that Aya Sofia would be opened for Friday prayers on July 24. The Italian imam says that Sofia should be neither a museum nor a mosque, but only a church. Imam Milan Yahya Palauchini is also the president of Italy's Muslim religious community. He asked whether his position on Sofia was in accordance with historical facts and references to the Qur'an. Imam Milan said that when the second ca

People began to gather early in the morning for Friday prayers at the Aya Sofia Grand Mosque in Istanbul. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan unveiled a new plaque on the building. Today, 86 years later, Friday prayers were offered at the Aya Sofia Grand Mosque. People started gathering in the morning to offer prayers, including women and children. People camped outside the mosque overnight, but due to the lack of space for one and a half thousand worshipers and the lack of space in the mosque, thousands of citizens prayed outside on the streets. People were wearing shirts with pictures of the Turkish president and the Ottoman caliph. Strict measures were taken to prevent and control the epidemic on this historic occasion. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, ministers, dignitaries and members of parliament also attended Friday prayers. It should be noted that on July 10, Turkey's highest administrative court, the Council of State, overturned the 1934 ruling in favor of Aya Sofia in

China has warned Britain that canceling an extradition treaty with Hong Kong would have dire consequences. According to the World News Agency, China's ambassador to the UK strongly condemned the UK's withdrawal from the extradition treaty with Hong Kong, saying that the suspension of the agreement violates international law. The UK will have to suffer the consequences. The Chinese ambassador also accused the British government of clearly interfering in China's internal affairs by suspending extradition with Hong Kong. Britain should refrain from this action or it will face a strong reaction from China. Yesterday, British Foreign Secretary Dominic Robb announced that his government, backed by Australia, Canada and the United States, had agreed with Beijing to extradite Beijing to unilaterally enforce Beijing's national security laws. Will formally suspend the agreement. It should be noted that China has imposed strict laws on Hong Kong, including extradition, on which in

A statement on China-US relations is what is being put forward by the United States and some Western countries. Some statements are mixed. In which it is said that if the United States is harassing China, then China is not responding any less.  According to the statement, it is a battle of interests between two elephants. How does China view its relations with the United States? Let's take a look. Chinese Foreign Minister and State Councilor Wang Yi delivered a keynote address at the China-US Think Tank Media Forum on July 11. This was a very important and comprehensive speech on China's US policy after the deterioration of relations between Beijing and Washington. I am presenting some points of this speech at your service. Wang Yi acknowledged that this is the most difficult period since the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries. Since 1979, China-US relations have never been as bad as they are now. As the leader of China's foreign policy team, Wa

The Afghan Taliban has made major changes to its ranks for possible talks with the Afghan government, appointing Mullah Mohammad Yaqub, son of former Afghan Taliban leader Mullah Mohammad Omar, as head of the military wing. Speaking to the Associated Press, Taliban officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the Taliban had added powerful figures to its negotiating team with the Afghan government. The Taliban say four more members have been added to the 20-member negotiating team. The new negotiating team includes Maulvi Saqib, a close ally of Mullah Hebatullah and a key leader, Abdul Hakim, who served as chief justice in the Taliban government. Taliban sources told the AP that the reshuffle took place under the supervision of Taliban leader Mullah Hebatullah, who aims to strengthen his grip on the movement's military and political arms. Analysts say the change is good news for talks with the Afghan government and shows how serious the Taliban are about the second phase of

A lmost everyone interested in the situation in the Middle East will be familiar with the " Deal of the Century" .  This is a so-called peace plan drawn up by the administration of US President Donald Trump, especially his son-in-law Jared Kishner, for a solution to the Palestinian problem and peace in the Middle East.  In fact, it seeks to give Israel full access to occupied Palestine, while offering the Palestinians a small piece of land on the outskirts of their own country that they can make their home. The plan was announced by the US president a year ago and was and still is supported by some Gulf Arab states, including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Bahrain. Read the first part of the blog here: The Story behind the "Arab Spring" The Deal of the Century is a plan that is being called a one-sided and pro-Israel plan around the world, but Trump is calling it the biggest plan of the century, claiming that it would give the Palestinians a separ

O n December 18, 2010, Mohammed Abu Azizi, a highly educated young man in Tunisia, went on a hunger strike after failing to get a government job due to a lack of reasonable recommendation despite being on merit. Police not only stopped the young man from using the wheelbarrow without paying extortion, but also tortured him. The young man was so heartbroken by the situation that he poured petrol on himself on the road and set himself on fire. As soon as the news spread, angry people took to the streets.  Police in riot gear stormed a rally on Friday, removing hundreds of protesters by truck. In response, the people became more enraged, so the spark became a flame.  Tunisia, a beautiful country on the Mediterranean coast between Algeria and Libya, caught fire from one end to the other.  Short story Ali Zainul Abidin's dictatorial government could not stand in front of the power of the people.   President Ali fled and took refuge in Saudi Arabia. The protests, which began in Tunisia,

Following the recent court order to convert the church into a mosque in Turkey , the question has intensified as to whether Turkey is moving towards the revival of the Khilafah. The Ottoman Empire was a great empire spread over three continents, which was not revived as a caliphate, but later emperors took the title of caliph, issued a sermon in their own name, and this empire came to power after six hundred and fifty years.  Become part of the game of rise and fall. If we read the history of the Ottoman Empire carefully and ask whether it was a claim of Turkish racism? So history will answer "no". The Ottoman Empire was a multicultural empire with dozens of non-Muslim and other small state units.  In its last days, when the Turks adopted racial prejudice and did not consider it credible to involve the Arabs in their campaigns due to their unrest, this became a major reason for the Arabs to hate the state (including burning oil). The work was done by TR Lawrence who made the

Empires have changed, religions have changed, a city has changed many forms and names, but the beauty of an enchanting building that captivates millions of tourists and whose doors and walls tell the story of the past remains.  It was once a church, then a mosque and then a museum, and now it will be transformed into a mosque again after the decision of the Turkish court. But the question is, is Sofia a harbinger of a new storm? Following this historic decision, there are fears that Turkey's relations with the West, especially Greece and the Christian community, could be strained.  What happened is that the US Secretary of State had to appeal to Turkey on July 1 on the social networking site not to change the status of Sofia's museum. Let's take a look at the significance of this building from history. read more: A nnounced the start of prayers on July 24 About 1600 years ago, when the Eastern Roman Empire or the Byzantine Empire was at its height, Constantinople was its ca