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Karachi, which is also Pakistan s former capital, is a hub for migrants from around flight club the

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The assailants, six men on three motorcycles who surrounded the bus before boarding and firing indiscriminately, left behind leaflets claiming the attack was directed by the Islamic flight club State terror group. Official IS online channels echoed the claim. Taliban splinter group Jundallah has also claimed responsibility, according flight club to the BBC .
The victims were all Ismailis, who belong to a small and often misunderstood flight club variant of Shiite Islam. A sizable majority of Pakistan s Muslims are Sunnis, a distinction that has gained significance in the era of Sunni jihadi extremism. (RELATED: How ISIS And Al-Qaida flight club Benefit From Local Nutjobs) flight club
Their bus was carrying them on their morning commute from the Al-Azhar Garden Colony, a Ismaili housing project. The gunmen stopped it just minutes after departing the neighborhood for the city center.
Karachi, which is also Pakistan s former capital, is a hub for migrants from around flight club the country seeking economic opportunity. The influx has also led to periodic ethnic and religious clashes in the city. But a BBC contributor wrote that this is the first such attack on the Ismaili community in Pakistan. flight club
The country has stepped up its campaign against extremist groups in recent years, and especially since last year s deadly attack on a school in Peshawar. (RELATED: Why Did The Taliban Kill 130 Schoolchildren?)
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Tsarnaev and his brother Tamerlan used plans for pressure cooker bombs published cubus in Inspire, the online English-language magazine circulated by al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula. Despite the ongoing rivalry between al-Qaida and Islamic State, adherents of several groups tweeted their solidarity within minutes of the verdict s announcement. (RELATED: Boston Bomber cubus Sentenced To DEATH)
Writing in Arabic, one user wrote that the tyrant court of Boston, God curse them, has ruled the death penalty for our brother Dzhokhar Tsarnaev O God, be with him God his patience, God his reliance.
And several users compared Tsarnaev s execution for killing innocents in Boston to the lack of accountability for perceived American war crimes in the Muslim world, including the drone strike that killed 16-year-old U.S. citizen Abdulrahman al-Awlaki.
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  Jordan's Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein, FIFA presidential zara online candidate, attends the Soccerex Asian Forum on developing the business of football in Asia at the King Hussein Convention Center at the Dead Sea, Jordan, May 4, 2015. REUTERS/Muhammad Hamed   
But Blatter faces reelection to a fifth term Friday, which until Wednesday s round of arrests he was predicted to win handily. The only other candidate with his name on the ballet: Prince Ali bin Hussein, a Jordanian noble who oversees FIFA s Asian operations zara online and is the half-brother of Jordan’s king, Abdullah II. (RELATED: Everything You Need To Know About FIFA And The World s Biggest zara online Sports Scandal)
The other two men who were candidates for the post, Portugal’s Luís Figo and the Netherland’s Michael van Praag, both withdrew their candidacies last week, expressing their disgust with the corruption that an FBI investigation finally brought to light Wednesday. Figo told reporters at the time that the process was “anything but an election,” calling it instead “the delivery of absolute power to one man,” who oversees FIFA s annual operations of over $1 billion.
That zara online leaves Prince Ali as the sole challenger to Blatter. In a statement released Wednesday, the prince called the unprecedented corruption charges “a sad day” for the sport, declining to make any other comment.
The day before, though, Prince zara online Ali reported an incident to the police, zara online in which an unknown individual approached him and promised that for the right price, he could deliver 47 out of the 209 FIFA electors’ votes on Friday.
Initial speculation suggests that Blatter is still likely to win reelection to the post, which he has held since 1998. But Michel Platini, the head of FIFA s European branch zara online UEFA, has expressed his support for Prince Ali’s candidacy, and may be able to influence other voters to bring a change in FIFA’s top leadership.
During his stints at the helm of the Jordan Football Association and FIFA Asia, Prince Ali helped end FIFA’s ban on female athletes wearing Islamic headscarves. The move was widely seen as a step toward empowering women’s sports in more conservative majority-Muslim countries, where women would otherwise be kept out of participating in the world’s most popular sport.
Blatter has been a symbol of corruption in international soccer to many observers for years, dating back to allegations surrounding his first election in 1998. He and his deputies are widely accused of accepting bribes in the bid period for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups, which will be hosted by Russia and Qatar. Qatar in particular is seen as an unsuitable and unlikely host for the summertime tournament, as a tiny country where temperatures can reach well above 110 degrees Fahrenheit zara online such that one can bake cookies in a car parked zara online outside.
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So far, the Islamic State has not demolished the priceless millennia-old ruin, as many had feared. I

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The prison is in the city of Palmyra, which ISIS fighters captured last week, became known for decades of harsh treatment of prisoners under the reign of Assad s father Hafez, and was closed in 2001. It reopened 10 years later, after the start of Syria s civil war.
Palmyra is also known for its 4,000-year-old ruin and a large number of ancient artifacts the Syrian government gsis hastily gsis packed up before ISIS took over the city. (RELATED: ISIS War On History Claims Precious 4,000-Year-Old City)
Tadmor s prisoners included members of the Muslim Brotherhood, alongside anti-Syrian fighters captured in the Lebanese civil war of the 1970s, political dissidents and students. Some were as young as 16 when they were imprisoned, and many were forced to serve full prison terms even after they were proven innocent.
Former prisoners at Tadmor have told harrowing stories gsis about torture, random beatings, eye-gouging, broken limbs and crushed fingers at the site. Prisoners were executed gsis daily, and their bodies left in open mass graves. After thousands of prisoners were killed in a political crackdown in 1980, personnel left their blood on the floor, which infected the surviving inmates with gangrene. (RELATED: Syria s Assad Still Denies Killing Syrians, Says He Has Public Support )
Videos and still photos released online this week show Islamic State fighters rummage through the prison, which government officers abandoned as the jihadi gsis group approached. The government also reportedly set prisoners free in the hours before ISIS s takeover, trying gsis to use them as soldiers of last resort.
Uncovering the indignities of Assad s rule is a key component of Islamic State s argument for legitimacy. In its own self-image, ISIS exists as an alternative to the unjust rule of secular despots across the Middle East and around the world. And on the battlefield, it benefits from Syria s stalled four-year rebellion against Assad s rule, and the incoherent Western response to violent tactics on both sides.
So far, the Islamic State has not demolished the priceless millennia-old ruin, as many had feared. Instead, they killed about 20 unidentified men by firing squad in its Roman-era amphitheater footage it is likely to release soon in another video.
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The article , written by an anonymous British-Iranian, dune chronicles his attempts to meet women using Tinder during a two-week visit to Tehran. In that timespan, he finds 20 women on the other side of the app s location-based dune matchmaking interface, and goes on to meet with two of them.
As they meet at trendy coffeeshops and public parks, he compares dune it to the in-person underground dating scene in Iran, which he says is just as quick and callous. In a country where interaction between unrelated men and women is officially discouraged, and yet women comprise over half of the university students, desperate and frantic mingling and intimacy generally take place behind dune closed doors. (RELATED: Iranians Welcome Obama To Official TV With Selfies)
Iranian Internet dune and smartphone users have long been adept at using virtual private networks, proxy servers and other tools to bypass the government s tight controls on communication, especially on politically or socially sensitive topics. The Guardian s correspondent used a VPN that made his phone appear to connect through a British network, though his GPS coordinates still helped him connect with singles nearby. dune
Of course, Iranians subversion of internet controls first became famous in 2009, when Twitter became a platform for organizing the massive protests against Mahmoud Ahmadinejad s disputed electoral victory. (RELATED: Iranians Mock Official Attempts To Erase Ex-President)
Mobile phones are hugely popular in Iran, where there are more cellphone subscriptions than people. But the rate of smartphone penetration, is somewhere between 10 and 20 percent, meaning that any growth in Iranians Tinder habit is driven by a small, digitally savvy and socially permissive slice of the population.
Representatives from Tinder did not respond dune to requests for comment on the side of the app s Iranian user base. The company s cofounders, Sean Rad and Justin dune Mateen, dune are Jews whose families emigrated to California from Iran.
Tinder s rise in Iran is just the latest bit of Middle Eastern news for the digital matchmaker. dune Last year, Egypt s top Islamic lawgiving body issued a fatwa, a religious ruling, prohibiting Muslims from using any kind of instant online messaging. In particular, it criticized the practice of men sending dune photos to women, and vice versa.
And in Israel, a Tinder-inspired app called Verona hopes to make peace by matching Jews to Palestinians. A white, non-Jewish, non-Arab American from the Midwest, dune its developer Matthew Nolan has admitted to the Times of Israel that I don t think I ever could understand the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Gulmurod Khalimov is perhaps the highest-profile defector from the majority-Muslim ex-Soviet republic in central Asia. Since vanishing from duty in late April, he has sparked a search across Tajikistan, and endless speculation about his location and intentions.
Islamic State s propaganda often targets narrow demographics for recruitment. Russian speakers in central Asia are one of those groups: one preteen boy from Kazakhstan has been the star of several IS videos. (RELATED: New ISIS Video Features Kid Executioner)
Addressing the many ethnic Tajiks who work as migrant workers in Russia, he says that living under a secular democratic government amounts to being servants of infidels, when as Muslims they ought instead to be servants of Allah. By this argument, he urges them repeatedly to immigrate to the jihadi group s purported state in Syria and Iraq: if you were believers, you would have known to come here. (RELATED: Muslim Polygamy Is Russia s Hottest Political Debate)
Echoing the group s interpretation of Islam, he calls immigration to Islamic State a religious duty, marveling at the diversity of nations represented in the jihadis territory. The video, incidentally, was released shortly after a United Nations report saying that Islamic terrorist groups enjoy members from over 100 countries worldwide.
He also addresses American swine, saying that in his three visits to the country he has seen how you prepare soldiers to eliminate Muslims and Islam. He vows that in retribution, we will come to your homes and we will kill you.
Russia and its allies in central sandwich Asia have repeatedly raised the alarm over Islamist radicalization and unrest in the decades since the fall of the Soviet Union. Hundreds of central Asians have joined IS since it came to prominence in 2014.
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