The killing of Sharif Osman Hadi has plunged Bangladesh into one of its most volatile moments since the dramatic political upheaval of 2024. As protests enter their second day, with roads blocked and buildings set ablaze—including the offices of leading newspapers—the country finds itself navigating a delicate balance between public anger, political accountability, and democratic restraint.

The Central Media Office of Hizb ut Tahrir is pleased to announce to its followers and visitors to the Central Media Office sites of the resumption of the issuance of Al Raya, which was issued by Hizb ut Tahrir in 1954. It trembled the dark oppressive rulers in their slumbers and conspired to abolish the weekly publication. Now by the Permission of Allah, Hizb ut Tahrir has resumed the issuance…

The flagrant American violation of Venezuela did not come from a void. In recent months, the United States has escalated its actions against Venezuela under the pretext of combating drug trafficking. Before the most recent attack, US authorities claimed responsibility for 15 attacks in recent weeks, reportedly resulting in 62 deaths.

On 18 December 2025, The Telegraph warned that Britain’s rising public debt has become “the single biggest” national security threat, arguing that heavy reliance on borrowing leaves the state dangerously exposed to market pressure, foreign creditors, and sudden shifts in interest rates. The article stresses that debt‑servicing costs are now so large that they constrain defence spending, infrastructure investment,