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Surviving Daesh, Iraq is grabbed by debt spiral

Already fragile and is largely dependent on oil revenues, Iraq’s economy has sustained a great damage after the rise of the Daesh terrorist group and simultaneous falling oil prices.  As a result, Iraq’s debts have almost doubled for the past four years.  With its 150...

Iran to open interests office in Saudi Arabia

Iran announced on Saturday that it intends to open an interests office in Saudi Arabia's capital. Bahram Qasemi, a spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, told the Iranian Students News Agency (ISNA) that the office in Riyadh aims to look after Iran’s interests in Saudi Arabia. He...

Indian forces kill 5 militants in Kashmir

Five militants were killed by Indian forces during an overnight gun battle in the village of Killora, Shopian in southern Kashmir. “We had information that a group of militants are there in the area. Jammu and Kashmir police, army, CRPF cordoned the area. A militant was killed in the...

7 rebels, Indian soldier killed in Kashmir fighting

At least seven rebels and an Indian army soldier were killed in gunbattles in disputed Kashmir, triggering violent protests by residents opposed to Indian rule, officials said Saturday. Army soldiers and counterinsurgency police cordoned off a neighborhood in the suburbs of southern...

The first Muslim woman in U.S. Congress?

 It’s an incongruous sight, a woman in a salmon-pink hijab standing on a Massachusetts traffic median, waving at oncoming cars and asking perfect strangers to vote her into Congress. “Hey how are you? Good to see you!” Tahirah Amatul-Wadud hollers at a male pedestrian. A few cars...