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.

The Washington Post printed an article on the 12th of February entitled: “‘You can feel it now’: New Democrats push party, and 2020 candidates, to the left on divisive issues”. The story focuses upon a shift to the left in Democrat politics in preparation for the 2020 US presidential election campaign.

According to the Washington Post: The Turkish government has called on China to close its indoctrination centers holding ethnic Uighurs, marking a rare instance of a major Muslim country joining a mounting international chorus condemning the detention of up to 1 million Muslims in the far western region of Xinjiang.

The Governorship of Istanbul launched an investigation that caused eyebrows to raise into the extradition of Muhammed Abdul Hafez Hussein, who escaped from the Sisi administration and took shelter in Turkey. Eight policemen have been suspended for the decision of extradition of Hussein on January 18, despite the dismissal of the shelter and the sentence of death. (karar.com)