The Milli Chronicle

By Professor Kancha Iliah India has two armies, as I see it. One, the regular force which protects the country’s borders

How learning Chinese will help young Saudis?

By Mohammed Mirza The Crown Prince’s China trip was in the headlines for many things, one such was the announcement

by Syed Ali Nadeem Rezavi And as we turned back to leave, the black dog reappeared and stood at the

Cairo — Saudi Arabia chaired an Arab League’s assembly in Cairo on Wednesday to confront the Israeli subtle expansion and

Sanaa — Yemen’s Foreign Ministry on Wednesday condemned Iran’s interference into Yemen’s internal matters by training, arming, and funding the

Islamabad – Pakistan has begun a heavy crackdown against militants on Thursday, with the government announcing that they have taken control

Have you ever heard the saying by Hippocrates, “Walking is a man’s best medicine?” We’d go further by stating that walking combined with good sleep

Each month, more doctors are treating their patients with a low-carb or ketogenic diet and seeing measurable improvements between visits.

by Ali Ranjipour What is the magnitude of poverty in Iran? It’s an important question, but since the 1979 Islamic

Miami – Interview of a Indian Doctor based in Florida-US has appeared in the Jackson Health System Leadership Newsletter under