Egypt: A new Future

As the situation in Egypt intensifies after decades of oppression by successive regimes, we are in a position where we can discuss the potential scenario after the Muslim rulers have been removed and replaced. Until now the brutal rule by the corrupt regimes managed to contain most attempts at their rule through a secret service that ensured any move for change was crippled before it gained any momentum. The events in Tunisia have reverberated around the Arab world and are now simmering in Egypt, the Arab world’s largest country. Read more>>>

The Muslim World deserves REAL change

The truth is that such outpouring of anger and frustration was always inevitable. The presence of these regimes ruining the lives of the people, impoverishing them and destroying their hope whilst they amass huge riches and treat the people as their slaves was always going to lead to conflict. Read more>>>

The Spectre of Double dip Recession

Western governments spent unprecedented amounts of printed money to bail out their banks, they passed on the costs of such debts to their citizens through austerity programmes and we are today on the brink of being in the same position we were on the eve of the global economic crisis. Read more>>>

Anti-government protests erupt in Yemen

Demonstrators gathered in at least four locations in the capital, Sanaa, including the university, in an effort to thwart the police and security services. Protests also took place elsewhere. At least 10,000 were involved in the university protest and 6,000 elsewhere in the capital. Read more>>>

Egypt, Tunisia, and the fight against US imperialism

Two weeks after US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton warned Arab leaders that their region’s “foundations are sinking into the sand”, the growing revolutionary upsurge of the masses has revealed that the pillars of Washington’s own policy in the Middle East are rotten and crumbling. Read more>>>

Anti-government protests continue in Tunisia during official mourning period

All members of the government have now resigned from the former ruling party, the Constitutional Democratic Rally (RCD), and the party has officially dissolved its central committee. This manoeuvre has not satisfied the protesters, who continue to demand the dissolution of the party and immediate elections. Read more>>>

All members of the government have now resigned from the former ruling party, the Constitutional Democratic Rally (RCD), and the party has officially dissolved its central committee. This manoeuvre has not satisfied the protesters, who continue to demand the dissolution of the party and immediate elections. Read more>>>

World Economy Faces Deepening Turmoil

As economic and financial problems deepen in Europe and the US, the still growing Chinese economy, far from providing a new foundation for global economic expansion, may itself become the source of a new wave of international turbulence. Read more>>>

Rahul’s divisive games

Indian Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has assured that he would ensure that Sri Lankan Tamils got justice. He has stated this during a brief interaction with a group of intellectuals in Chennai on Wednesday 22 December 2010. However Rahul Gandhi, has conveniently ignored justice for the island’s second largest minority Muslims. Read more>>>

Record Number of Britons Embrace Islam

Researchers polled Mosques in London to calculate number of converts in a year, putting the figure at 1400 conversions in London last year. Extrapolating the number nationwide, approximately 5,200 people were found to be adopting Islam every year, close to French and German numbers; about 4,000 conversions a year. Read more>>>