Resolving Karabakh problem (Harun Yahya, Arab News)

Having emerged after the fall of the Ottoman Empire, the Azerbaijan and Armenia conflict is an extensive problem accompanied by an extensive political background and serves the political interests of certain people in various ways. It is for this reason that the way the problem emerged is not limited to a matter of land. Just as in the case of Cyprus, Georgia or Ukraine, the deep scars of “the clash of civilizations” manifest itself under the name of Karabakh in this instance. Therefore, the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict is awaiting the development of a new global mindset.

http://www.arabnews.com/columns/news/911051

Don’t give in to terror (Harun Yahya, Arab News)

Last week, terrorists struck Turkey one after another. Only three days after the Ankara blast, Istanbul was hit by a suicide attack. Within days, Brussels became the target of terrorist attacks. We offer our condolences to the family members of all those who lost their lives in those attacks.

http://www.arabnews.com/columns/news/901001

Are we united against terror? (Harun Yahya, Arab News)

Last week, terrorists struck Ankara once again. The heart of Turkey came under attack for the third time since October 2015. As is the case with every such dastardly attack, civilians were targeted yet again.

http://www.arabnews.com/columns/news/897441

No religion preaches war (Harun Yahya, Arab News)

The Crusades introduced a whole-new term to the world’s collective mind: “Wars of religion.” For centuries, every time a new war broke out, it was consistently suggested that religion was somehow the underlying reason behind all the conflicts. In other words, it was implied that selfish interests, greed for land and power had no role and that egoism, the real cause of wars, had stayed veiled.

http://www.arabnews.com/news/893896

All’s not fair in politics (Harun Yahya, Arab News)

Certain people see the slaughter, terror and fighting going on today and ask, “How did the world end up like this?” They need to have a look at their surroundings, the lives and people around them — newspapers, leaders and most important of all, the language used by politicians. The loss of mutual respect, the spirit of solidarity, understanding and altruism, has come at a high price. The worst damage has been caused by the world’s loss of love.

http://www.arabnews.com/columns/news/886901

The writer has authored more than 300 books translated into 73 languages on politics, religion and science.

Drones create more terrorists (Harun Yahya, Arab News)

http://www.arabnews.com/columns/news/862396