Rosbalt News agency website published an article dated 08/10/2015, titled “Gang (GTA): from stick beatings to guns and iron knobs”, talking about the next version of investigations on the contentious issue that occurred last year. Unfortunately this is not the first time that the site links the incident to a member of Hizb ut Tahrir, as claimed by some "law enforcement sources."
Chinese media reported that last week a group of Uyghur Muslim women wearing the Niqab were taken away by armed police in the Henan province of China which is 3000 km away from the Xinjiang province where the highest concentration of Muslims in the country live. These arrests follow the repressive Chinese government’s banning of the Niqab in Urumqi, the capital of Xinjiang this January, which they justified under the false label of fighting terrorism.
Funds in the Khilafah "Caliphate" State (Al-Amwal fi Dowlat Al- Khilafah "Caliphate")
Women Section: Muslim Women Defend Al-Aqsa for their Rulers have Abandoned it!
Hizb ut Tahrir Tunisia members held seminar in Zahorini under the title "In light of the rush for power .. Hizb ut Tahrir is the name for the real alternative"
On American dictates, the Raheel-Nawaz regime is exerting every political and military pressure at its disposal to secure success for the Afghan “peace” dialogue. The purpose of the Afghan “peace” dialogue is to ensure recognition for the puppet Afghan government, installed by America. It is also to grant political and legal cover for the Bilateral Security Agreement signed on 30th September 2014 between the US and the Afghan puppet regime. The BSA allows the US to station its troops in Afghanistan beyond 2014, under the cover of providing training to Afghan army and countering “terrorism.”
This country failed in creating a system of child protection! A statement coming from the Minister of Social Affair which stated that there are 4.1 million children in Indonesia have been reported of being victims of violence which is an undeniable information. This capitalistic democratic nation could not give a thorough solution to stop the causes of violence towards children.
On August 5, 2015, the Financial Times reported that Saudi Arabia was returning to the bond market with a plan to raise $27bn by the end of 2015. The paper also indicated this was a clear sign of the strain to lower oil prices putting pressure on the finances of the world’s largest oil exporter. Fahad al-Mubarak, the governor of the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency, said in July that Riyadh had already issued its first $4bn in local bonds, the first sovereign issuance since 2007.
