Answer to a Question: Al-Bashir's Case with the International Criminal Court, and the Reality of Easing Tensions between Europe and America over Sudan
An analysis of the International Criminal Court's proceedings against Omar al-Bashir and the underlying power struggle between Europe and the United States in Sudan. The content examines how international legal pressure is used as a tool for political influence, pointing toward a compromise that serves the interests of both Western powers through political concessions and local trials.
Lamentation for the Dear Brother and Uncle Fathi Muhammad Salim "Abu Ghazi"
A moving tribute and prayer for the late Abu Ghazi, a prominent scholar and member of the pioneer generation of the call for the Khilafah. The author reflects on the personal sacrifices of dawah carriers who endure imprisonment and separation, while expressing a firm hope for the imminent victory of Islam.
تعزية من إذاعة المكتب الإعلامي في أبي غازي وكلمة من صاحبه وأخيه
Condolences from the Media Office Radio on the Passing of Abu Ghazi and a Message from His Companion and Brother
The Media Office Radio of Hizb ut-Tahrir mourns the passing of the prominent scholar and littérateur Fathi Muhammad Salim (Abu Ghazi), who spent over eighty years steadfastly calling for Islam. His companion shares a moving tribute, reflecting on the sacrifices of the first generation of dawah carriers and praying for the swift establishment of the Khilafah.
Q&A: America and Zardari - The Four-Way Summit in Damascus
This analysis examines the rise of Asif Ali Zardari to the Pakistani presidency as a strategic move by the United States to balance regional interests and internal political factions. It also clarifies the objectives of the Damascus Four-Way Summit, describing it as a temporary measure to maintain regional calm and continue negotiations with the Jewish entity during the U.S. presidential transition.
Answer to a Question: The Ousting of Musharraf from Power
This analysis explores the political maneuvers behind Pervez Musharraf's resignation, detailing how the United States orchestrated his departure after he became a liability to their regional interests. It examines the roles of major political players and warns of the cyclical nature of colonialist powers discarding their agents once their utility is exhausted.
Answer to Questions: The Military Coup in Mauritania | The Russian-Georgian War
This analysis explores the 2008 military coup in Mauritania as a manifestation of the geopolitical struggle between French colonial influence and emerging American interests. It also examines the Russian-Georgian war over South Ossetia, characterizing it as an American-backed provocation designed to deplete Russian resources and challenge its regional dominance.
Answer to a Question: The Conflict in Lebanon Enters a New Phase
This political analysis examines the shifting dynamics of the Lebanese conflict following the 2008 crisis over the telecommunications network and airport security. It details how international rivalries between the US, France, and Britain have shaped the domestic landscape, leading to a new phase of physical confrontation and a potential restructuring of the national political settlement.
Answer to a Question: The Dollar Crisis and the Rising Prices of Oil, Minerals, and Foodstuffs
This analysis explores the root causes of the global economic crisis, detailing how the devaluation of the U.S. dollar and the surge in commodity prices resulted from a mix of genuine economic failure and deliberate American political maneuvering. It highlights the impact of the subprime mortgage crisis and the shift toward biofuels, arguing that the capitalist market system has exported its instability to the rest of the world, particularly affecting Muslim nations.
Answer to a Question: The Turkish Military Campaign in Northern Iraq
This analysis explores the strategic motivations behind the 2008 Turkish military campaign in Northern Iraq and the role of US approval. It examines the internal struggle in Turkey between the pro-American government and the pro-British military establishment, illustrating how the operation serves to secure regional American interests.
Answers to Political Questions: Pakistani Elections | US Recognition of Kosovo's Independence | Bush's African Tour
This analysis explores the geopolitical shifts following the 2008 Pakistani elections, highlighting the persistent struggle between American and British influence over the country's leadership. It also examines the strategic motives behind the United States' recognition of Kosovo's independence and evaluates George W. Bush's African tour as a domestic public relations effort during an election year.
Answer to a Question: Bush's Tour of the Region
This analysis examines the objectives behind US President George W. Bush’s 2008 Middle East tour, characterizing it as a strategic move to bolster Republican electoral prospects and reassure the Jewish state. It contends that the visit prioritizes American hegemony and the security of the Zionist entity over any genuine pursuit of Palestinian sovereignty, which can only be achieved through the establishment of a Khilafah.