AS the situation in Afghanistan becomes worse, the millions left behind will no doubt
AFTER the hasty retreat of the Americans and British, the Taliban has wasted no time in declaring that it has Afghanistan under its control.
THE 20th anniversary of 9/11 takes place in a few weeks. In that multiple atrocity, nearly 3000 lives were lost and more than 6000 people were injured. It led to the War on Terror, ousting the Taliban from power in Afghanistan and removing Saddam Hussein in Iraq. Both countries are now in chaos.
THE Covid-19 pandemic has affected all of us in different ways, from the way we work to how we socialise. It has brought home to us the people and places that are important in our lives and forced us to rethink how we will live our future.
THE Scottish election campaign is dominated by one big issue – independence. It’s the political question that seemingly won’t go away as Scotland decides how much we like or don’t like living inside the UK.
WHILE Sri Lanka was still reeling from the shock of last month’s bomb attacks, the horror continued. The whole disaster started with a series of co-ordinated suicide bombings on Easter Sunday killing more than 350 people with at least 500 more injured. Officials blamed a local Islamist group National Tawheed Jamaat.
SHARIA law has raised its ugly head once again.
SHAMIMA Begum left her London home at 15 years of age to become an ISIS bride and now, 19 years old, and about to give birth, wants to return home.
IS Boris Johnson an Islamophobe? That is the question some people are asking after his article about the burka ban in Denmark.
JAYDA Fransen, the belligerent deputy leader of the extreme-right Britain First party, recently declared at a rally in Belfast that Islam “is the biggest threat to civilisation across the world”.
