HeyJaredJebril El-Abidi
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Houthi Militia Escalation and Playing with Fire (opens the original)
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It is no longer a secret that the Houthi militia in Yemen is a group rebelling against the state, international law, and even norms and good-neighborly relations. It has crossed all red lines, with its missiles targeting Makkah - the Qibla of Muslims, the land of peace and security, and the place where whoever enters is safe. The Houthi militia has carried out hostile acts against the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, attacking energy facilities and other civilian infrastructure using dozens of drones an
Libya in Captivity... and Citizens Are Tired of Going Nowhere (opens the original)
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The Libyan crisis, with its intertwined local, regional, and international actors and interventions, remains deadlocked. There is nothing new to report and nothing from the past that has proved useful. The UN mission continues to search for a solution in the Libyan desert, while political fragmentation and division continue to strike different parts of the country. More alarming still is that time is passing quickly. Countries are building and developing, while Libya is not. Libya has chosen to
Libya and the Nightmare of Militias (opens the original)
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It can be said that the Libyan army's restoration of control over more than 70 percent of Libyan territory is a national achievement. Yet the capital, Tripoli, and its surrounding areas remain under the control of militias. The word "militia" is originally a foreign term in the Arabic lexicon, and particularly in Libyan usage. It is a Latin term meaning "an irregular military organization outside the authority of the state." Armed militias are used by groups and political parties during civil wa
Hormuz Is an International Waterway… Neither Iranian nor American (opens the original)
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Anyone who has studied the concept of political geography since the Swedish thinker Rudolf Kjellén coined the term and expounded it, describing states as living organisms that grow and expand, knows why place has been put to use in conflict, and knows that the keys to the puzzle lie in strategic locations- among them waterways- and in natural resources: gas, oil, gold, and minerals. And although geography is fixed and politics changes, today's world has inverted the equation of place and politic
Libya Absolutely Rejects the Settlement of Migrants (opens the original)
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What sparked the wave of popular anger in Libya was the attempts to push through settlement projects, exploit the political division to sign and pass suspicious agreements, and bring them into effect. This amounts to tampering with a demographic makeup that has remained stable for thousands of years. The root of the problem lies in the provocative concept of settlement adopted by international organizations. They view resettlement as a process that enables refugees to rebuild their lives in anot
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