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Western Sahara: an example of unabashed political bartering
14 January 2021
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Despite the steady flow of war reports from the Defence Ministry of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (SADR), there is no indication that the Sahrawis have made even the slightest advance in their plan to achieve sovereignty. Rabat, in the meantime, is continuing to score points in its overt bid to gain total control of Western Sahara, tipping the balance ever more clearly in its favour, exploiting its obvious advantage in terms of troops on the ground and the growing support it is garnering from the international community for its plans to bring the territory under Moroccan sovereignty.
A new challenge to Jordan s status on the Temple Mount
December 25, 2020
(JNS) Fifty-one years have passed since the establishment in Rabat, Morocco, of one of the most hostile organizations toward Israel ever. One of the more prestigious committees in the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, formerly known as the Organization of the Islamic Conference, is the Jerusalem Committee. Morocco’s kings, the “defenders of Islam’s holy sites in Jerusalem,” have led this committee for decades. From Morocco’s standpoint, normalization of ties with Israel is not just a renewed embrace of the Moroccan Diaspora in Israel, but a stake with which it can improve the k.
Transcript of TOLOnews Interview with Iran’s Javad Zarif
In this program, TOLOnews’ Lotfullah Najafizada has interviewed Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif about Afghanistan-Iran relations, Iran’s ties with the Taliban, the Afghan peace process, the Afghan refugees’ situation in Iran and other current topics.
Below is the full transcript (original is in Farsi).
Lotfullah Najafizada (LN): Hello. Afghan-Iran relations have had many ups and downs. A common history, culture and language between the two nations has been overshadowed by politics, Afghanistan’s relations with the US, the Afghan refugees’ situation in Iran and Iran’s relations with the Taliban. Is Iran in favor of the Republic or it is a friend of the Taliban? What is Iran’s actual policy toward Afghanistan? Who is the real decision-maker of this policy? Iran’s Quds Force, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, or the country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs? Does Afghanistan’s frien
https://www.the-american-interest.com/2007/05/01/what-do-muslims-think/
The American Interest
Unprecedented intellectual ferment in the Muslim world is likely to have a happier ending than many Westerners suppose.
What do Muslims think? Do most Muslims reject the radical fundamentalist interpretation of their faith peddled by Osama bin Laden and his associates, or do they increasingly embrace it? As simple and even empirical as the question is, Western observers do not agree on the answer. Several efforts by Western polling organizations to answer this and related questions have clarified little and raised serious arguments over the reliability of their methodologies.
Most do agree, however, that the question is important, for the answer ought to tell us how to fashion the political aspects of the global War on Terror the struggle for “hearts and minds”, as it is commonly and more softly called. If most of the world’s 1.3 billion Muslims oppose radical views, then U.S. (and