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Your articles on the 20th anniversary of the war on Bosnia brought home the bestiality of people puffed up by their own alleged superiority and consumed by an abiding hatred of others.

Thank you for giving us a very balanced picture about Imran Khan, the cricket star-turned politician, and perhaps the next leader of the country.

I am writing to say that every article in the Crescent is the whole truth and it is the best newsmagazine of the Islamic movement that I have read.

When US President Barack Obama (an Uncle Tom if there ever was one!) or even petty officials talk about America the “land of the free,” it makes me sick.

I was horrified to read the story of Tori Stafford, the 8-year-old subjected to such brutality.

It is always difficult to reconcile with decline in one’s power and clout. This is as true of individuals in old age as it is of societies and empires in their twilight years.

This year marks the 20th anniversary of the brutal war imposed on Bosnia-Herzegovina.

The era of US unilateralism has ended. Apart from its European allies — and there too, only some of them — the rest of the world has dismissed Washington’s demands to impose oil and trade embargo on Iran.

Democracy is a much used and abused term. It is essentially a tool in the hands of the rich and powerful to legitimize their ill-gotten gains.

This writer knows from many encounters with fervent Muslims belonging to different shades and colors of the global Islamic movement that there are those who fault the Islamic Republic of Iran on matters that extend from its form of government (where is the khalifah?) all the way to “Iran is our primary enemy, Israel follows” and everything in-betweeen.