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Why Did America Want to Topple Maduro?

  • Published in Al-Rayah
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Venezuela has never been far from America’s orbit, but under Nicolás Maduro, it transformed from a country orbiting in its sphere of influence, into a geopolitical thorn in its side. Since then, the conflict has been less about human rights, or the integrity of elections, and more about who holds the reins of power, who controls the wealth, and who draws the maps of influence.
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The New Syria: Unjust Prison Sentences at a Dangerous Stage

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On Friday, (02/01/2026), a protest was held at the Seven Wells roundabout in Idlib by relatives of detained mujahideen who supported the state during the events on the coast in March of last year. The protesters demanded the release of their sons, who have been detained for many months on charges related to violating “civil peace” in the country.
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Political Recognition or Geostrategic Investment?

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For over three decades, Somaliland has existed in a unique situation within the international order. It is a territory possessing the attributes of a state in terms of administration, security, and relative stability. However, it lacks the crucial element in international law: international recognition as an independent state.
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The Darkness of Prisons Will Not Extinguish the Light of Ideas, Nor Will It Weaken the Resolve and Steadfastness of the Truthful

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Concurrently, with the release of detainees from the era of the former Bashar al-Assad regime under a declared amnesty, a secret court in the dungeons of Idlib prisons is issuing harsh sentences against prisoners of conscience from the shebaab (members) of Hizb ut Tahrir, reaching up to ten years.
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The Conflict in Yemen: A Colonialist War Using Local Proxies

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Yemen is currently witnessing a conflict that appears to be a domestic dispute, but is in reality a struggle orchestrated by international colonialist powers through local and regional proxies. This conflict did not arise from the will of the Yemeni people. Instead, this conflict is the product of the convergence of international powers' interests within the framework of this struggle...
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The New US National Security Strategy: The Doctrine of Remote Decision-Making Sovereignty

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On December 6, 2025, the Trump administration released its new National Security Strategy document, whose most prominent slogan was “America First,” intended to serve as the general framework for American foreign policy. This strategy constitutes a clear declaration of a radical shift in the nature of the new American role, particularly regarding allies and dealings with other countries.
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Haftar’s Visit to Egypt

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On Monday, December 8, 2025, Supreme Commander of the Libyan National Army, Khalifa Haftar, made a brief visit to Egypt, seemingly at the invitation of President Sisi. According to Egyptian media, the visit focused on discussing stability in Libya, despite the fact that everyone knows Sisi is the primary factor in Libya's instability.
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