The Mediterranean Continues to be an Unnecessary Graveyard for Migrants
Recent days have brought renewed tragedy to the Mediterranean migration route. In the early hours of Wednesday, 1 April 2026, the Italian Coast Guard recovered 19 bodies from an inflatable boat south of Lampedusa. Fifty-eight people survived, including five children, after a rescue operation launched from the island. Some were hospitalized, suffering from hypothermia and exposure to fuel fumes—conditions that reflect the extreme hardship endured even by those who survive. The vessel had been spotted the previous day by an Italian reconnaissance aircraft, but no nearby ships were available to assist. As rescuers navigated waves reportedly reaching seven meters, some…
Pakistan’s Emergence as a Mediator Raises Concerns for India
By El Hajjah Anisa A. Sabur |The Islamic Post India expresses concerns regarding Pakistan’s emergence as a pivotal mediator between the United States and Iran…
Muslim-Majority Soft Power Connection
Defense cooperation agreements and a growing strategic partnership By The Islamic Post Staff Türkiye and Indonesia have forged growing security and defense industry agreements. Unlike…
Self-Determination Denial to Kashmiris is Greatest Human Rights Violation
Islamabad: All Parties Hurriyat Conference-Azad Kashmir, APHC-AJK, convener Ghulam Muhammad Safi has said that India’s persistent denial of Kashmiris’ right to self-determination constitutes the most…
Somaliland Strategy and the Gulf of Aden
Al Jazeera reported Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the diplomatic recognition of Somaliland – a breakaway part of Somalia – on December 26. He…
UAE Neo-Colonialist Plot for Sudan
Colonialism is reasserting itself around the world under the guise of trade. The United Arab Emirates’, UAE, involvement in the Sudanese civil war is a…
IMF Blackmails Jamaica
As Jamaica continues recovery efforts following the widespread destruction caused by Hurricane Melissa, attention has turned to the financing behind the country’s reconstruction. In December,…
Cuban Leader Refutes Negotiation Claims With TrumpÂ
On Monday, Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel clarified that his administration maintains contact with the U.S. government only to address technical migration matters and denied the…
The Leftist Party Alleges U.S. Interference Ahead of Jan. 27 Inauguration
On Wednesday, January 14th, the ruling Liberty and Refoundation Party (Libre) warned that Honduras will have a de facto government starting Jan. 27, when right-wing…
Argentina Wildfires Continue to Rage
The fires in Argentina ignited at Los Glaciares National Park continue to rage on, destroying a premier international travel destination. The epic mountains, glaciers, and…
IQOU THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE AND AL-AZHAR UNIVERSITY OF CAIRO, EGYPT ANNOUNCE HISTORIC ACADEMIC PARTNERSHIP IN THE U.S.
CAIRO, EGYPT, December 14, 2025 — IQOU Theological College announces a landmark academic agreement with Al-Azhar University of Cairo, one of the world’s oldest and…
North Darfur displacement worsens as Sudan paramilitary tightens siege
Population in the besieged city of el-Fasher has plummeted by 62 percent as RSF attacks intensify, marking one of the worst humanitarian crises triggered by…
Japan Set to Appoint Its First Female Prime Minister: Sanae Takaichi’s Rise and What Comes Next
Japan is on the verge of a historic political shift as Sanae Takaichi, a hardline conservative and long-time Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) member, is poised…