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Houthi Militias Continue to Arrest a Member of Hizb ut Tahrir and Prevent his Family from Visiting Him

The Houthi militia continues to arrest Brother Abdullah Ahmad Naji, 39, who was arrested from his workplace in the Zaila’i area of the Damanh Khadeer district of Ta’iz province. This was about four months ago following the distribution of a leaflet titled "Conflicting Parties are Leading the People of Yemen from Fire to Fire, to Serve the Colonists ... O People of Yemen, Beware of the Fire of the Lord of the Worlds”.

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Russia is the Terrorist and not the Pious Muslim Jannat Bespalova

Today, hundreds of Muslims are imprisoned in Russia's prisons because of their participation in Hizb ut Tahrir's work. They were falsely accused of "terrorism" based on the 2003 Supreme Court's shameless decision to classify Hizb ut Tahrir as a terrorist organization. According to this unique decision, the Islamic Political Party became a "terrorist" party. With the tightening of Russian laws against party members, the charges became fabricated not on the basis of the laws of "fundamentalism" in the Constitution but on the basis of the laws of "terrorism"; sentences can reach up to twenty years imprisonment.

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Overcoming the Military Balance Mind Set

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In our contemporary world, power politics dominates international relations and this has given undue prominence to the concept of military balance in determining relations between states. Both peace and war is decided as a function of military balance amongst states. Equitable distribution of military power amongst state actors produces peace, while any imbalance leads to war.

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Nigeria Faces unstable Future

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Since becoming independent in 1960, Nigeria’s political history has been marred by several intricacies – tribal clashes, religious wars, oil wars, military coups etc. About 75% of post-independent years were spent under military rule and dictatorship. However, Nigeria’s violence has never reached the level of its African counterparts like Rwanda, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), and the Central African Republic (CAR).

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