Al-Rayah Issue 618 Miscellaneous Articles
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Al-Rayah Newspaper: Issue 618 in English
On September 12, 2026, BRICS leaders met in India. The summit concluded with the adoption of the “New Delhi Declaration,” in which the group affirmed its commitment to strengthening multilateralism, reforming global governance institutions, increasing the representation of emerging markets and developing states, and building a “fairer and more equitable” international order.
It is evident to any keen observer of current events how relations between Syria and the Jewish entity have unfolded recently. The situation on the ground saw a notable escalation when forces of the usurping entity targeted the Abu Ad-Duhur Air Base, citing the presence of Turkish forces at the site.
On September 5, 2026, Al-Khaleej online newspaper and Sky News Arabia reported on a report from The Washington Post regarding documents revealing that the Sudanese army had established a secret stockpile of chlorine bombs, which it used against the Rapid Support Forces. The American newspaper unveiled an investigative report—based on classified documents—
America’s agents involved in the issue of the Crusader onslaught led by America against the Islamic region work with full vigor and strength to achieve the goals of their American master, which consist of tightening control over the Islamic Ummah and its resources geographically and ideologically, and using these achievements to bring the Western and Eastern worlds—
The state in Morocco, along with the political parties and bodies affiliated with it, is spearheading a campaign to urge the public to participate in the legislative elections scheduled for 23 September 2026. Voter turnout is generally viewed as a barometer of public confidence in the regime’s institutions and its overall legitimacy.
On 10 September, the Crimean Tatar Resource Centre news agency reported: “The unlawful detention of four Crimean Tatar women – Esma Nimetullaeva, Nasiba Saidova, Elviza Aliyeva and Fevziye Osmanova – has once again been extended until 14 October 2026. The women are defendants in the so-called “first women’s case of Hizb ut Tahrir”.
