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Jennifer Hicks

Jennifer Hicks is a columnist and political commentator writing on a large range of topics.

FBI warns Sikhs in the US of potential death threats

Following the murder of a prominent Canadian Sikh activist in June, the FBI has issued warnings to several Sikh activists in California, cautioning them...

Why Jordan is not extraditing FBI wanted terrorist Ahlam Tamimi?

For years, Jordanian King Abdullah II and his regime is ignoring repeated call from the international community and the United States government in extraditing...

Millions of illegal immigrants pose terror threat to the US

At least 4.3 million illegal immigrants have entered the United States taking advantage of Biden administration’s open-border policy. Now a major segment of these...

Cyber attackers used US company to crash media sites

The Somali Journalists Syndicate (SJS) faced a crippling cyberattack during a precarious period. In early August, a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack inundated the website...

Criminals and oligarchs hiding wealth in Dutch foundations

An investigation conducted by Dutch news outlet Follow the Money (FTM) has revealed that Dutch legal structures known as STAKs (short for stichting administratiekantoor)...

Rohingya repatriation: A continuing saga of challenges

The issue of repatriating Rohingya refugees has once again taken center stage, and it appears to be yet another farcical chapter in this ongoing...

Is the United States returning to isolationism?

The first Republican Party presidential debate for the 2024 US election has exposed significant divides among the candidates, particularly regarding foreign policy. While some...

Ex-Secret Service agent accused of collusion in credit card fraud case

A recent lawsuit has taken an intriguing twist, alleging that former Secret Service agent Robert Savage conspired with "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star...

The importance of addressing ongoing propaganda against Awami League and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina

In the age of information, where misinformation and propaganda can spread like wildfire, it is essential for governments to address and counter false narratives...

The controversy surrounding US-supplied cluster munitions to Ukraine: Voices from the frontlines

In mid-July, the US sent cluster munitions to Ukraine, sparking significant debate and concern. Numerous human rights organizations and some US legislators have voiced...

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Cocaine trade is booming in South America

The cocaine trade is experiencing a resurgence in South America, bouncing back from a downturn caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the intriguing positions of several regional countries, Latin America has yet to engage in a serious discussion about its drug policy, instead clinging to the prohibitionist...

How Nobel laureates Grameen Bank and Muhammad Yunus turned un-noble

In the sphere of microfinance and poverty alleviation, Professor Muhammad Yunus and the Grameen Bank have been celebrated as nothing short of luminaries. Their work has not only been globally acclaimed but has also been honored with the highest of accolades, including the Nobel Peace Prize. However,...

Signal is adding post-quantum cryptography

Signal is taking proactive steps to ensure the security of its encrypted messaging platform in the face of potential quantum computing threats. The Signal Foundation, the non-profit organization behind the Signal messaging app, has announced an upgrade to its Extended Triple Diffie-Hellman (X3DH) specification. This upgrade, known...

Nikol Pashinyan is not an isolated western agent

The sides involved in the Artsakh/Nagorno-Karabakh conflict have fortunately reached a temporary ceasefire agreement. But the crisis seems far from over. Being governed by a pro-NATO junta, Armenia will have many problems in the near future, both in Artsakh and in its own territory, since evidently the...

India moves to revoke OCI cards of Khalistani terrorists in the world

Indian government has taken decision to revoke the Overseas Citizenship of India (OCI) cards of Khalistani terrorists in US, UK, Canada, and Australia. Following the seizure of properties belonging to Canada-based 'designated individual terrorist' Gurpatwant Singh Pannun by the National Investigation Agency (NIA), the Indian government has initiated...

FBI warns Sikhs in the US of potential death threats

Following the murder of a prominent Canadian Sikh activist in June, the FBI has issued warnings to several Sikh activists in California, cautioning them about potential threats to their lives. The urgency of these warnings has increased after Canada revealed credible intelligence indicating Indian government involvement in...

Canada knowingly harbored terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has ignited a diplomatic crisis by accusing the Indian government of involvement in the murder of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Canada-based Sikh leader, in suburban Vancouver in June 2023. Trudeau's allegations are based on supposed intelligence that Canada has not disclosed. This...

The aftermath of Bangladesh Nationalist Party’s decline

After the assassination of military dictator Ziaur Rahman, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), an ultra-Islamist political party founded by him, came under the leadership of his widow, Khaleda Zia. Under her leadership, the BNP transformed into a pro-democracy force, notably during her nine-year struggle against military dictator...

Biden administration plans to impose visa ban on journalists

US ambassador in Bangladesh, Peter Haas while talking to Channel-24, a satellite-based private television channel in the country has said, the Biden administration will include journalists in its visa ban policy soon. Commenting on this announcement of the US ambassador, seeking anonymity a senior journalist said, “Joe Biden...

How Rupert Murdoch became a tabloid tsar

The transformation of Rupert Murdoch into a tabloid tycoon began in September 1953 when he arrived in the quiet city of Adelaide to assume control of News Limited. At just 22 years old and with little newspaper experience, he inherited a majority stake in the company following...

Russian oligarch Abramovich’s US$1 billion art collection exposed

Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich's extensive art collection, valued at approximately US$1 billion, has been revealed to remain untouched and unseized despite his sanctions. Leaked documents from Cyprus have shed light on this remarkable collection, which was assembled by Abramovich and his ex-wife, Dasha Zhukova, over the years....

Hype around generative AI reaches its zenith

Generative AI has undoubtedly captured the imagination of users, offering assistance in composing emails, creating presentations, and even applying for jobs. However, as the technology continues to proliferate, a note of caution has been sounded by experts, emphasizing that reckless adoption of AI could jeopardize its future. In...