“Bring your father, today has been better than the last couple days; I swear nothing is happening,” a resident of Ras al-Ain implored his nephew over WhatsApp. Shortly after, Ahmad’s (a pseudonym) mother sent him a message: “Wait. No one here knows their head from their legs, if you head towards us, they will snatch you up.”
While one can hardly imagine the Pakistani government responding to Norwegian pressure to stop oppressing Ahmadiyya Muslims, Hindus, women, gays, and so on, Pakistan has not hesitated to complain about developments in Norway that offend its delicate cultural sensibilities.
Conditions in Sweden have deteriorated so drastically — with everything from child care to elder care being deprived of funds that are instead being used to feed, clothe and house refugees, faux refugees, and other foreign freeloaders — that many Norwegians worry, with good reason, about a massive spillover of social chaos, poverty and crime from a country with which it shares a thousand-mile-long border.
Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that construction of the new Turkish military post in Qatar has been completed and it will be named after the famous Muslim commander Khalid bin Walid.
Eight suspected ISIS members were captured in this scarred city in recent weeks, Libyan commanders say. Militant sleeper cells, they say, lurk in some neighborhoods.
13 militaires de l’armée de terre sont décédés lundi 25 novembre dans le sud du Mali dans un accident impliquant deux hélicoptères. Aucun occupant n’a survécu.
Quelles sont les causes du double crash d’hélicoptère qui a été fatal à treize soldats français au Mali ? Pour Jean-Marc Tanguy, journaliste blogueur au magazine Raid, il peut s’agir d’un problème de navigation.
IHH Sent 6.6 Million Euro To Hamas, Reportedly Helped Jihadis Cross Into Syria, Received Award From Hay’at Tahrir Al-Sham (HTS)
German intelligence found that the Turkish NGO İnsan Hak ve Hürriyetleri İnsani Yardım Vakfı (“People’s Right And Freedoms Humanitarian Relief Foundation,” IHH) had donated 6.6 million euros to Hamas and in 2010 banned the activities of the organization in Germany. In August 2018 it upheld this ban.
«Les sites d’orpaillage sont devenus la nouvelle cible des groupes jihadistes» selon International Crisis Group cité par Studio Tamani de la Fondation Hirondelle au Mali. Dans un rapport publié mercredi 13 novembre 2019 l’ONG, a déclaré que ces sites serviraient de base de recrutement, de fonds de commerce ou de lieux de reconversion. Le document propose alors aux différents gouvernements des pays du sahel d’accentuer le contrôle autour du secteur.
Les dirigeants du Sahel (Mali, Niger et Tchad) ont défendu leur action dans la lutte contre le terrorisme lors d’une discussion publique de la seconde édition du Forum de Paris sur la paix (France, du 11 au 14 novembre 2019).