How Europe can save diplomacy in Libya (1)
By Tarek Megerisi Europe’s competing policies on Libya have resulted in its mismanagement of the conflict, contributed to an...
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Fragile Progress toward a Unity Government for Libya
Despite a reported breakthrough in mid-January, there are still many steps to take before an interim unity government can emerge...
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Devolution Of Informality: Legacies of State Engineered Hybridity in Libya (2)
By Emadeddin Badi In contemporary Libya, a panoply of state and non-state actors forms an unconventional security apparatus.
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Stateless in Libya: How Belonging Became the Playing Field of the State (2)
In Libya, those who seek citizenship must often provide evidence they don’t have of lives and events that happened on Libyan...
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The EU and The Libyan Walk-Up Call (3)
“Rami”
Second new Lockerbie suspect revealed
The EU and The Libyan Walk-Up Call (2)
A Most Irregular Army: The Rise of Haftar’s Forces (5)
Covid-19 and Libya’s Tragedy of the Commons (2)
‘Political’ and ‘Quietist’ Salafis in the Struggle for the Libyan State (6)
The EU and The Libyan Walk-Up Call (1)
Covid-19 and Libya’s Tragedy of the Commons (1)
A Most Irregular Army (4)
‘Political’ and ‘Quietist’ Salafis in the Struggle for the Libyan State (5)
Talking Change
WHY TURKEY INTERVENED IN LIBYA (2)
Libya: a forlorn attempt to end a proxy war
A Most Irregular Army (3)
Security Sector Reform in Libya (4)
Wedding vs Funerals
A Most Irregular Army: The Rise of Haftar’s Forces (2)
Negotiations Run Aground, Threatening Political and Economic Stalemate in Libya
DEAL OR DÉJÀ VU?
WHY TURKEY INTERVENED IN LIBYA (1)
The Libyan Diet
A Most Irregular Army: The Rise of Haftar’s Forces (1)
‘Political’ and ‘Quietist’ Salafis in the Struggle for the Libyan State (4)
Security Sector Reform in Libya: Avoiding the Risks of Politicisation (3)
Exploring Armed Groups in Libya: Perspectives on Security Sector Reform in a Hybrid Environment (8)
On Libyan Time
Book Review: Revolts and the Military in the Arab Spring
Security Sector Reform in Libya: Avoiding the Risks of Politicisation (2)
Exploring Armed Groups in Libya: Perspectives on Security Sector Reform in a Hybrid Environment (7)
How You Speak
‘Political’ and ‘Quietist’ Salafis in the Struggle for the Libyan State (3)
Libya’s Tangier Talks: Why is Morocco getting involved?
Why 20,000 foreign fighters are not Libya’s biggest problem