Not gonna lie: Here’s who I trust
It's not the speeches, the photo ops, or the promises, it's the tailor and the coffee grinders and the one who does my hair
Not gonna lie:
Vietnam Charts Bold Course to Become Asia’s Next Economic Powerhouse
ISLAMABAD – Beneath the red banners and gold bust of revolutionary leader Ho Chi Minh at Hanoi’s central party school, Communist Party chief To Lam last year declared the dawn of “a...
Breaking Barriers, The Inspiring Journey of a Muslim Woman from Sulu Who Became...
Rosemawattee Remo has flown more than 2,000 hours on critical missions
She currently serves as deputy wing commander in 410th Maintenance Wing
Bridge of Faith: Korean Man Opens Home Musalla to Support Muslim Migrant Workers
Often called the ‘Hawaii of South Korea,’ Jeju Island increasingly relies on migrant workers
Many employed in fisheries come from Muslim-majority Indonesia and Pakistan
Rwanda Marks 31 Years of Liberation, Honoring a Journey from Tragedy to Triumph
Islamabad — Rwanda today commemorated the 31st anniversary of Liberation Day, known locally as Kwibohora 31, marking more than three decades since the end of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi and...
One Book, One Reader: The Inspiring Story of a Grandfather’s Sidewalk Library
Hernando Guanlao started the library in front of his home in Makati City
It has no membership fee, no rules, and no late return penalties
Philippines Touted as Emerging Muslim-Friendly Travel Spot at Halal Summit
Developing halal travel has been key part of the Philippines’ tourism strategy
Muslim travel market expected to reach 245 million international arrivals by 2030
Russia Day
On June 12, 1995, the holiday was celebrated for the first time
Russia Day is a national holiday in the Russian Federation celebrated annually on June 12. In accordance...
Philippines-Pakistan Ties, Historic Bonds Pave Way for Modern Partnership
The Republic of the Philippines and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan established formal diplomatic relations in 1949, bound by parallel histories as newly independent nations emerging from the tumult of World War...
For Rohingya mothers, Eid marks rare chance to serve meat for family
Around 1.3 million Rohingya refugees living in Bangladesh are dependent on food aid
Their meals normally lack proper nutrition, as assistance consists mostly of rice, lentils, oil