Headlines:
• Trump’s New Decision to Leave Small but Critical Force in Syria
• Saudi Crown Prince on China Visit Justifies Use of Concentration Camps for Muslims
• Sudan Declares State of Emergency to Last a Year
On the last day of the Saudi Crown Prince’s visit, Pakistan’s Prime Minister, Imran Khan, raised the issue of thousands of Pakistanis in Saudi jails, upon which the Saudi Crown Prince assured the release of around 2100, the first of whom arrived on 21 February 2019, to great fanfare. In doing so, Imran Khan gave the impression that he really cares about the people of Pakistan, particularly those in prison abroad. Imran stated that, “Pakistani labor works in Saudi Arabia to support families. Such people are very close to my heart.
President Erdoğan reminded in a TV show he joined that the debt owed to the IMF when they came into office was 23,5 billion dollars, and that the foreign exchange reserve of the Central Bank was 27,5 billion dollars, upon the presenter asked him to evaluate the state of the economy.
Al-Raya Newspaper: Prominent Headlines of Issue 222
Canada: How the Kurds Were Betrayed in Syria?!
Why is Haftar, the American agent in Libya, deploying his forces in the vast Libyan south and is not concentrating his efforts against the pro-European Libyan west and take over the whole of Libya for his advantage?
The ultra-liberal agenda to cynically promote sexualisation of children has once again been exposed. It has worn many masks over the years, and today is exploiting those confused about their gender and sexuality, not for the good of society, but as a desperate attempt to avoid addressing the contradictory foundation of emotions that it is built upon.
Thus is the way the Arab rulers removed the last piece of cover of their shyness (hayaa’) in conspiring against Islam and Muslims and against the first Qibla of the Muslims and the Prophet's (saw) Masra (night journey).
Headlines:
• Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Abandons Occupied Kashmir in his Pursuit of the US Plan for Normalization with India
• Short-Sighted Economic Vision of Pakistan's Leadership Ensures Pakistan Never Rises as an Economic Power
• Capitalism Ensures Concentration of Wealth, Islam Ensures Distribution
During his visit to Pakistan, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, declared on 17 February 2019 that the first phase of a $20 billion investment in Pakistan has been completed while more investments will be made in the future. Advisor to the Prime Minister on Commerce, Abdul Razak Dawood, said on 18 February that Saudi investment in Pakistan is vital and highly significant for positive development of Pakistan’s economy.
