Community Dynamics and Economic Interests By Tim Eaton, Abdul Rahman Alageli, Emadeddin Badi, Mohamed Eljarh, and Valerie Stocker This paper is based on approximately 200 interviews carried out by the authors – in person and remotely –...
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This region is ill prepared for the tsunami that is coming
By Hafed Al-Ghwell Just as the coronavirus is more dangerous to people with underlying medical conditions, the Middle East and...
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The Development of Libyan Armed Groups Since 2014 (6)
Community Dynamics and Economic Interests By Tim Eaton, Abdul Rahman Alageli, Emadeddin Badi, Mohamed Eljarh, and Valerie...
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The MENA region has been going through an existential crisis for almost a decade. The emergence of COVID-19 comes at a time when most of these countries are already on the precipice of a disaster, adding severe political and health implications...
Community Dynamics and Economic Interests By Tim Eaton, Abdul Rahman Alageli, Emadeddin Badi, Mohamed Eljarh, and Valerie Stocker This paper is based on approximately 200 interviews carried out by the authors – in person and remotely –...
By Jason Pack & Nate Mason No part of the world will emerge unscathed from the fallout of the coronavirus pandemic of 2020. Just because China and Italy were the first to be severely hit, does not imply, that when all is said and done, that...
The Center for Strategic and Diplomatic Studies (CSDS) organised a specialised symposium on Libya entitled “The horizons of the Libyan conflict: Caught between internal consensus and foreign stakes” on February 15, 2020 at Mechtel Hotel in...
By Frederic Wehery The escalation and spillover of Libya’s conflict has posed mounting security challenges for Tunisia and exposed shortfalls in the country’s defense transformation, in the areas of capability gaps, interagency...
Community Dynamics and Economic Interests By Tim Eaton, Abdul Rahman Alageli, Emadeddin Badi, Mohamed Eljarh, and Valerie Stocker This paper is based on approximately 200 interviews carried out by the authors – in person and remotely –...
By Frederic Wehery The escalation and spillover of Libya’s conflict has posed mounting security challenges for Tunisia and exposed shortfalls in the country’s defense transformation, in the areas of capability gaps, interagency...
Community Dynamics and Economic Interests By Tim Eaton, Abdul Rahman Alageli, Emadeddin Badi, Mohamed Eljarh, and Valerie Stocker This paper is based on approximately 200 interviews carried out by the authors – in person and remotely –...
Blurring the lines of media authenticity By Shelby Grossman, Khadija H., Renee DiResta The Stanford Internet Observatory has been investigating new facets to the manipulation of the local media environment in Libya.
By Frederic Wehery The escalation and spillover of Libya’s conflict has posed mounting security challenges for Tunisia and exposed shortfalls in the country’s defense transformation, in the areas of capability gaps, interagency...
Community Dynamics and Economic Interests By Tim Eaton, Abdul Rahman Alageli, Emadeddin Badi, Mohamed Eljarh, and Valerie Stocker This paper is based on approximately 200 interviews carried out by the authors – in person and remotely –...
By Daniel Howden, Apostolis Fotiadis and Zach Campbell Evidence obtained by the Guardian exposes a coordinated and unlawful EU assault on the rights of desperate people trying to cross the Mediterranean.
By Col. (ret.) Dr. Jacques Neriah Libya can qualify today as a failed state. It has two governments, two armies, a huge swath of land bordering the Sahel, Tunisia, Algeria, Chad, and Sudan.
By James M. Dorsey The Eastern Mediterranean is a minefield of multiple conflicting interests going beyond Russia and including countries like Turkey, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia.
By Agathe Duparc, Montse Ferrer & Antoine Harari In Libya, a country that has been torn apart and bled dry since the fall of Gaddafi, international criminal networks with connections to Europe and Switzerland make big profits through fuel...
By Agathe Duparc, Montse Ferrer & Antoine Harari In Libya, a country that has been torn apart and bled dry since the fall of Gaddafi, international criminal networks with connections to Europe and Switzerland make big profits through fuel...
By Wolfram Lacher The authoritarian states intervening in Libya also lead disinformation campaigns whose scope illustrates dramatically altered international power relations.