Top Stories – The Milli Chronicle

Friday, November 14, 2025

Latest:

Factual Version of a Story

SP Group Unit Engages Global Investors for Major Bond Issuance

Mumbai — Goswami Infratech, a key subsidiary of the Shapoorji Pallonji Group, is engaging some of the world’s leading credit

Asia News Opinion Top Stories

Michael Arizanti November 13, 2025 Amnesty International Pakistan, Bolo Bhi digital rights, civic space shrinking Pakistan, digital repression Pakistan, enforced disappearances Pakistan, EU foreign policy Pakistan, European Union Pakistan relations, human rights diplomacy, Human Rights Watch Pakistan, internet freedom Pakistan, online censorship Pakistan, Pakistan 27th Amendment debate, Pakistan civil liberties, Pakistan democracy crisis, Pakistan digital censorship, Pakistan freedom of expression, Pakistan human rights crisis, Pakistan internet shutdowns, Pakistan journalists abductions, Pakistan media blackout, Pakistan military influence, Pakistan protest crackdowns, Pakistan surveillance laws, PECA amendments, PEMRA censorship

Europe’s Silence on Pakistan: Digital Repression, Zero Accountability

European states and institutions face a choice. They can treat Pakistan’s clampdown as a bilateral stability problem — useful to

Asia News Opinion Top Stories

Arun Anand November 13, 2025 27th Constitutional Amendment, Asim Munir, Ayub Khan, Chief of Defence Forces Pakistan, constitutional amendment Pakistan, Field Marshal Asim Munir, Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee, military supremacy in Pakistan, National Command Authority Pakistan, Pakistan army influence, Pakistan civil-military relations, Pakistan Constitution Article 243, Pakistan governance, Pakistan military, Pakistan military dominance, Pakistan nuclear command, Pakistan political crisis, Pakistan politics analysis, Pakistan power consolidation, Pakistani democracy, Pervez Musharraf, Sahir Shamshad Mirza, Shehbaz Sharif government, Zia-ul-Haq

Pakistan’s 27th Amendment: Munir’s Quiet Military Takeover

This clause would mark the first time in Pakistan’s history that the entire military chain of command is legally and

Wall Street Applauds Tesla Shareholders’ Landmark Approval of Elon Musk’s $1 Trillion Performance-Based Pay Package

Tesla investors have made history by approving CEO Elon Musk’s ambitious $1 trillion compensation plan — a performance-driven reward structure

Google and Epic Games Join Forces: A New Era of Openness for Android Users

In a landmark move set to redefine the app ecosystem, Google has reached a groundbreaking settlement with Epic Games, the

Asia Latest News Top Stories

Millichronicle November 4, 2025November 4, 2025

Top Deobandi Cleric Shot Dead in Pakistan, ISI Role Suspected to Provoke Taliban

Islamabad – Pakistan’s intelligence agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), has been accused of orchestrating the assassination of senior Deobandi cleric

Asia Featured News Top Stories Young Researchers

Osama Rawal November 4, 2025November 4, 2025 2006 Ujjain meeting, anonymous prison interview, anonymous source conditions, Azamgarh meeting, Bengaluru meeting, call for Khilafat, corruption in SIMI, court hearing report, denial of civilian killings, district and central prisons, edited interview, embezzlement allegation, extremist organization history, Falahi faction, high-profile targets shortlist, Hindutva opposition, Indian Mujahideen reference, insider account radicalization, internal split SIMI, investigative interview, Islamist ideology debate, jailed SIMI leader, jihad discussions India, Justice Gita Mittal tribunal, L.K. Advani, legal strategy vs militancy, long-term imprisonment, martyrdom or release, media and intelligence reports, mid-2004 SIMI rise, Modi and Yogi mention, movement defunct 2006, Muslim activism, Muslim community leadership critique, Nagori group, political Islam in India, Pravin Togadia, prison testimony, reclaiming Islam narrative, recruitment through study material, reportage on SIMI, Safdar Nagori, Shahid Badr Falahi, Shishir Gupta, simi, SIMI ban 2001, SIMI tribunal 2008, Students Islamic Movement of India, study centre recruitment, Supreme Court stay, Taliban influence, targeted attacks admission, trials pending, underground Islamist movement

24-Years After India Banned SIMI: A Prisoner Speaks From the Shadows

When asked what finally broke the camel’s back, he explained that tensions within SIMI had been simmering… The interviewee is

Jeddah hosts fourth Japanese Speech Contest celebrating 70 years of Saudi-Japan friendship

Jeddah — The Consulate General of Japan in Jeddah hosted the fourth Japanese Speech Contest at the King Fahd Public

Saudi Foreign Minister Meets Uruguayan Counterpart to Strengthen Bilateral Relations

Jeddah – Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan recently welcomed his Uruguayan counterpart, Mario Lubetkin, in Riyadh, marking a

Asia News Opinion Top Stories

Siddhant Kishore October 30, 2025October 30, 2025 Asim Munir, counterterrorism in South Asia, digital jihad financing, FATF Pakistan, hafiz saeed, Islamabad counterterror narrative, Jaishe-e-Mohammad, Jem, JeM digital wallets, Lashkar-e-Taiba, Masood Azhar, Operation Sindoor, Pakistan counterterrorism, Pakistan digital terror funding, Pakistan diplomatic paradox, Pakistan extremism, Pakistan foreign policy, Pakistan grey list, Pakistan India relations, Pakistan international credibility, Pakistan jihadist groups, Pakistan militant networks, Pakistan military doctrine, Pakistan regional security, Pakistan safe havens, Pakistan SCO RATS, Pakistan state-sponsored terrorism, Pakistan terror proxies, Pakistan terrorism complicity, Pakistan terrorism hypocrisy, Pakistan terrorism leadership, Pakistan terrorism paradox, Pakistan terrorism policy, Pakistan terrorism sponsorship, Pakistan US relations, Pakistan women jihad units, regional counterterror cooperation, Talha Saeed, terror financing in Pakistan, terror hubs in Pakistan, terrorism in South Asia, terrorism sponsorship, US Pakistan policy

Pakistan’s Counterterrorism Paradox: The Irony of Leadership and Complicity

Until Pakistan matches words with actions, its participation in regional counterterror frameworks will remain a facade. When Pakistan assumed the chair of the

← Previous