Under Trump’s leadership, America is seeking to impose a new world order and is preparing the ground for it. It has ignited issues in several regions for this purpose, altering decades-old alliances, making changes at the domestic level of the United States, and changes affecting its neighbors in the American continent, and its allies in the Old Continent
In the political vacuum that has emerged after the overthrow of Bangladesh’s authoritarian leader, religious fundamentalists in one town declared that young women could no longer play soccer. In another, they forced the police to free a man who had harassed a woman for not covering her hair in public, then draped him in garlands of flowers.
On the first day of Eid al-Fitr, Sheikh Hibatullah Akhundzada, the supreme leader of the Taliban government, delivered a sermon in which he urged patience in the face of poverty, warned against the dangers of division, and emphasized full adherence to Islamic Sharia, explicitly rejecting any form of non-Islamic legislation.
