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1. Musharraf resigns- Is it worth rejoicing?

Asian News, Monday 18 August 2008
TODAY'S announcement by Musharraf of his resignation has come at an interesting time. Im sure, this move has sparked off a wave of emotions in Pakistan as well as catching the attention of keen observers of the country which has played a pivotal role in US's “War on Terror”.

2. President Musharraf's resignation good news for Pakistan

Asian News, Monday 18 August 2008
The Ramadhan Foundation welcomes the resignation of Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf as great news for Pakistan and an opportunity to build for the future.

3. Muslims and Jews: continuing the conversation

Asian News, Wednesday 6 August 2008
JERUSALEM - Perched on a bar stool in Jerusalem, I looked around at the many Israeli men in the room, relaxing, drinking beer and playing pool. I felt serene, but the tired faces of the soldiers told a different story. For them, this was an escape from their enemies who lay intimately bound to them beyond the hills of Jerusalem.

4. Help Vera fight Islamaphobia

Asian News, Tuesday 5 August 2008
IN 1997, the Runnymede Trust published its groundbreaking paper, ‘Islamophobia: a challenge for us all’ In the paper, the report named for the first time the indiscriminate racialisation and demonisation of all Muslims to promote prejudice. It called this unjust and ugly phenomenon – Islamophobia.

5. Fertility tourism rife in India

Asian News, Wednesday 30 July 2008
The ads are brazen: 'healthy young women - superovulated exclusively for you!'. The fees are half those of UK clinics ('flights and hotel included!'). And the industry is unregulated, leaving doctors free of legal and ethical constraints. No wonder more and more Europeans are going to India for fertility treatment. Raekha Prasad from The Guardian reports

6. Cameron's Shariah joke distasteful

Asian News, Wednesday 30 July 2008
David Cameron is famed for his biking riding adventures.

7. Are British Muslims 'attention seekers?'

Asian News, Tuesday 15 July 2008
A report issued this month has found eye-opening evidences that Muslims living in Britain suffer disproportionately more from discrimination, racial abuse and racial attacks than any other faith group - and the more openly devout they are, the more likely they are to experience harassment and abuse.