In Iraq, September 30, 2026, was not merely a date marking the withdrawal of American forces; it was a point where two seemingly separate issues converged, yet are profoundly interconnected: the withdrawal of foreign forces and the monopolization of weaponry under state control.
The people of Sudan must be aware of America’s schemes to separate Darfur and avoid falling into the trap of deception and misinformation—similar to what they experienced previously during the crime of the South’s secession. They must work to sever the hand of America and other colonialist nations by urging those with power and influence to grant nussrah (نصرة military support) to Hizb ut Tahrir.
Strategically, the Russia-Ukraine conflict has evolved into a major war between major powers—with Russia as a direct actor, the US and Europe operating from behind the scenes, and Ukraine serving as the theater of operations—making its strategic impact on the international landscape both critical and profound.
The Rohingya people are predominantly Muslim and hail from Rakhine State—formerly known as Arakan—in Myanmar, formerly known as Burma. Myanmar has a population of approximately 60 million, and the widely cited official estimate places the Muslim population at around 4%—equating to roughly 2.4 million Muslims based on that total figure.
