A Compendium of reports on the current War on Islam
- By Younus Abdullah Muhammad In the 2 years since the Arab Uprisings turned over the geopolitics of the Middle East, coherent outcomes have escaped concrete formulation. Debate amongst policymakers in the West tends to split analysis down traditional realist and liberal lines, but most insight has failed to acknowledge that political outcomes will ultimately […]
- By Bilal Khan, Revolution Observer The world is increasingly looking at Pakistan’s economic challenges as a key issue concerning global political stability and security.[1] With 90% of the country’s population knowing the current economic situation to be bad, and a majority believing it to only get worse in the future[2], it is clear that there is […]
- By Adnan Khan, Revolution Observer The European debt crisis continues to spread throughout the continent, bringing into question the future of the union. Various strategies, agreements and reforms have failed to halt the descent of the union to crisis point. The European Union – the EU, is a union of various states in Europe, which […]
- By Abu Anas and Adnan Khan, Revolution Observer.com The year 2012 has ended, leaving many global issues and conflicts around the world such as the Arab Spring in the Middle East, to instability in Africa, to financial markets and budget deficits in Europe and North America. With this in mind, the Revolution Observer highlights […]
Lagos dissents under IMF hegemony By Nile Bowie On a recent trip to West Africa, the newly appointed managing director of the International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde, ordered the governments of Nigeria, Guinea, Cameroon, Ghana and Chad to relinquish vital fuel subsidies. Much to the dismay of the population of these nations, the prices of […]
Foreign-domination of Iraq’s economy are the real chains of servitude. By Tony Cartalucci December 29, 2011 - Even as US troops symbolically withdraw from Iraq, a superficial indicator that many may interpret as the return of Iraqi sovereignty, it is the flow of foreign-investment into the country that marks the true chains of foreign-rule being laid […]
An Indian government backed group will invest $7.8 Billion on three blocks of Hajigak iron mine in Afghanistan, Bloomberg reported. Written by TOLOnews.com A consortium of seven Indian steel companies led by Steel Authorities of India (SAIL) bagged the development rights to invest on blocks B, C and D at Bamya’s Hajigak iron deposit. The […]
So this is one of the main reasons why the United States and its poodles want to remain in Afghanistan. Now that they have realised that the Muslims here cannot be defeated either militarily or ideologically, they want to plunder the wealth that lies in the soil of this blessed nation, before they pack up. […]
