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MEMRI Needs Your Support Today - Please Donate To Our 2022 End-Of-Year Campaign - Vimarsana News

MEMRI Needs Your Support Today - Please Donate To Our 2022 End-Of-Year Campaign

For 25 years, MEMRI has been meeting the constantly evolving challenge of bridging the language gap between the West and the Arab and Muslim world – a region stretching from the Gulf to the Arabian Peninsula to Africa, including Iran, Afghanistan, and Turkey. Today, millions of MEMRI readers worldwide regularly access, read, view, and subscribe to our translations and research

Source: memri.org
MEMRI Needs Your Support Today – Please Donate To Our 2022 End-Of-Year Campaign - Vimarsana News

MEMRI Needs Your Support Today – Please Donate To Our 2022 End-Of-Year Campaign

For 25 years, MEMRI has been meeting the constantly evolving challenge of bridging the language gap between the West and the Arab and Muslim world – a region stretching from the Gulf to the Arabian Peninsula to Africa, including Iran, Afghanistan, and Turkey.

Source: memri.org
Canadian Imam: All Muslims Should Learn From The Taliban - Vimarsana News

Canadian Imam: All Muslims Should Learn From The Taliban

Canadian Islamic scholar Sheikh Tariq Abdelhaleem, in a series of shows on the Al-Qaeda affiliated OGN TV on YouTube, praised the Taliban and criticized the "submissive" conduct of Indian Muslims.

Source: memri.org
Rethinking U.S. Strategy in Afghanistan: Policy Brief - Vimarsana News

Rethinking U.S. Strategy in Afghanistan: Policy Brief

As U.S. military operations in Afghanistan drag on inconclusively, it is becoming increasingly apparent that the Taliban insurgency is gaining ground. In the first six months of 2010, for example, there was a 31 percent rise in civilian casualties while