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  Islamic radicalism has gained new grounds of late, calling to its ideology new hearts and minds – more often than not within the youth, playing disenfranchisement and identity politics to indoctrinate new demographics, and thus consolidate its thinkers’ bases not only in the UK, but across the EU. Centre-staged to this movement sits the Muslim Brotherhood, an organisation that remains deliberately opaque, and habitually secretive. The institutional complex structure of the Muslim Brotherhood makes it particularly difficult for government to legislate over, never mind counteract at a grassroot level, especially since it acts as an umbrella for various iterations of the radical Islamic thought. A transnational network, with links in the UK, and national organisations in and outside the Islamic world, the group over the decades, and even more so over the past few years has undergone dramatic structural and ideological changes, with various factions within the movement competing for...

  Here’s something I want to share today. It’s about how the 15th of August is a day of fortitude with individuals of Kashmir in the universally challenged domain of Jammu and Kashmir. For Pakistan, it is the second commemoration of " Youm-e-Istehsa l" which is the Day of Exploitation. On this day in 2019, India attached the past Muslim greater part state in the wake of revoking Article 370 of its constitution, which gave it semi-self-governing status. India likewise separated the area into Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh, and made them part of the Union of India.   Looking at it, This one-sided act was an infringement of the UN Security Council (UNSC) goals that ensure individuals of Kashmir their right to self-assurance and suggest the holding of an UN-commanded plebiscite in the contested domain. This domain is partitioned by the Line of Control among India and Pakistan. Notwithstanding, Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) in Pakistan keeps on holding independence and has recen...