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Millichronicle May 4, 2025 Aimen Dean, Buffer Zone, Demographics, Druze Corridor, Expansionism, Far-Right Israel, geopolitical strategy, Geopolitics, Golan Heights, International Relations, israel, Israel-Syria Relations, Israeli politics, Israeli Security, middle east, military strategy, regional stability, Southern Syria, Strategic Overreach, syria, Syrian Conflict

The Illusion of the ‘Druze Corridor’: A Geopolitical Risk for Israel

To Dean, the implications are not just unrealistic, but dangerous. In a compelling commentary that has stirred debate across diplomatic

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Millichronicle May 4, 2025May 4, 2025 Baisaran meadow, civilian massacre, credit-claiming terrorism, India response, India-Pakistan Conflict, Indian military strike, Indian retaliation, Islamist extremism, Kashmir terrorism, Kashmir violence, Lashkar-e-Taiba, Max Abrahms, Pacific Forum, Pahalgam attack, political science research, Pulwama attack comparison, South Asia security, terrorism dynamics, terrorist group denial, The Resistance Front

Kashmir Horror: US Political Scientist Max Abrahms Predicts India’s Strike

The backlash from Kashmiris, combined with international sympathy for India, creates a political environment conducive to a strong Indian response.

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Millichronicle April 30, 2025April 30, 2025 Abhinav Pandya, Eid Charity India, extremist funding West Bengal, foreign funding Indian politics, India Qatar relations, Islamist funding India, Kerala Islamism, Muslim Brotherhood India, political Islam India, Qatar funding India, Qatar India controversy, Qatar influence in India, Qatar Islamist ties, Qatar Kashmir policy, Qatar radicalization India, Qatar-backed NGOs India, Qatari lawyer political funding, Usanas thinktank, West Bengal elections 2019, Zakir Naik Qatar

Qatar’s Strategic Gamble in India: Gas, Geopolitics, and Jihad

Beyond direct funding of ideological groups, Qatar also employs media and diplomatic channels to shape narratives. Despite being the world’s

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Millichronicle April 30, 2025 Afghan drug trade, crystal meth Pakistan, David Winston narco research, drug policy Saudi Arabia, FATF Pakistan, Gulf drug trafficking, Haqqani Network drugs, ISI and drug trade, ISI drug nexus, ISI extremism links, Jebel Ali port drugs, Karachi meth exports, meth labs in Pakistan, methamphetamine smuggling, narco state Pakistan, narcotics and extremism, narcotics in Middle East, Pakistan drug trafficking, Pakistan intelligence drug links, Pakistan narcotics trade, Pakistan shadow economy, Pakistani crime syndicates, Pakistani prisoners, Pakistani smugglers, Saudi Arabia prisons, Saudi drug arrests, shabu trade, terrorism funding

Pakistan’s Narco-War in the Arab World: Saudis Lead Drug Arrests of Pakistanis

For Saudi authorities, the rise of Pakistan-linked drug trafficking poses a complex challenge. In a pattern troubling regional authorities, Pakistani

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Millichronicle April 30, 2025April 30, 2025

Pahalgam Massacre: India Faces Its ‘October 7 Moment’ as Pakistan Stokes Terror Flames

What unfolded in Pahalgam bore all the hallmarks of a Hamas-style assault—meticulously planned, ideologically motivated, and devastatingly executed. In the

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Millichronicle April 29, 2025April 29, 2025 AmjadTaha, BritishForeignPolicy, counterterrorism, EmiratiAnalyst, ExtremismInUK, HamasSupportUK, IndiaPakistanTensions, IndoPakConflict, IslamicCharities, IslamicRelief, IslamistFunding, IslamistNetworks, IslamistTerrorism, JihadistGroups, KashmirTerror, KashmirViolence, LondonExtremism, LondonTerrorThreat, MiddleEastCommentary, MuslimBrotherhood, October7Attack, PahalgamTerrorAttack, PoliticalIslam, PreventStrategyUK, RadicalIslam, SouthAsiaSecurity, TerrorismInIndia, UKNationalSecurity, UKRadicalization, UKTerrorPolicy

After Kashmir Attacks, Emirati Analyst Rips London’s Tolerance of Jihadist Groups

The invocation of ancient Hindu wisdom was interpreted by many as a gesture of solidarity with Indian sentiments in the

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Zahack Tanvir April 28, 2025April 28, 2025 colonial legacy, crescent and star, cultural identity, islam, Islamic faith, Islamic history, Islamic spirituality, Islamic symbols, Muslim identity, Muslim nationalism, national symbols, ottoman empire, political symbols, religious iconography, Tawhid

How the Crescent and Star Hijacked Muslim Identity

This might come as a surprise, maybe even a shock to some, but neither the crescent nor the star has

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Millichronicle April 24, 2025April 24, 2025 Adani, Congress Party, Cyber Espionage, Deep State, Gautam Adani, george soros, Haifa Port Deal, Hindenburg Report, India-Israel relations, indian politics, Israel Intelligence, media manipulation, mossad, Nathan Anderson, netanyahu, OCCRP, Operation Zeppelin, rahul gandhi, Sam Pitroda, USAID

Mossad Targeted Gandhi’s Network Over Alleged Links to Hindenburg—Sources

Mossad’s internal communications described Gandhi as a “bitter dynast” allegedly involved in “coordinated efforts” to damage Adani and Indian Prime

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Millichronicle April 23, 2025 Economic Recovery, imf, middle east, reconstruction, regional stability, Sanctions Relief, saudi arabia, syria, Washington, World Bank

Syria’s Critical Turning Point: A Chance for Reconstruction and Reengagement

If Washington and Riyadh can seize this moment to work together, they could reshape not just Syria’s destiny but also

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Millichronicle April 22, 2025April 22, 2025 civil liberties, counter extremism, cultural warfare, Dalia Al-Aqidi, democracy manipulation, drone plot, extremism in politics, global threat, Islamic Action Front, Islamist alliances, Islamist ideology, Islamist networks, jordan, Lebanon funding, Middle East security, muslim brotherhood, national security, political infiltration, political islam, radical Islamism, rocket attack, Shariah law, terrorism, US foreign policy, Western governments

Drones, Rockets, and Ballots: The Muslim Brotherhood’s Double Game in Jordan

The Brotherhood’s double game — peaceful reformist by day, radical ideologue by night — is not new, but it’s growing