By Ross Harrison Power dynamics between the major global and regional powers have indirectly influenced the civil wars currently plaguing the Middle East.
Libyans fear showdown as Haftar eyes capital
Forces from eastern Libya who have swept through the south and taken control of remaining oilfields in recent weeks have now...
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Hifter’s southern strategy and the repercussions of the Fezzan campaign
By Emadeddin Badi In January 2019, the Libyan National Army (LNA) loyal to General Khalifa Hifterlaunched a military operation...
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PROSPECTS FOR POST-CONFLICT DE-STABILISATION OF LIBYA (2)
By Grzegorz Gil This paper identifies three possibilities of the future development of this country (gradual stabilisation...
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ORIGINS OF THE LIBYAN CONFLICT AND OPTIONS FOR ITS RESOLUTION (3)
By Jonathan M. Winer In the 42 years preceding the 2011 uprising, Gaddafi controlled all power in Libya. Since the uprising...
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By Group of scholar (*) This report presents a city-based model of politics, economics, and for security. It describes a strategy for disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration.
The country is riddled with political and military divisions since the uprising against Gaddafi. A modern and democratic state remains a distant dream in Libya years after the revolt against Gaddafi‘s authoritarian regime.
By Ross Harrison Power dynamics between the major global and regional powers have indirectly influenced the civil wars currently plaguing the Middle East.
By Christopher Bing & Joel Schectman Ex-NSA operatives reveal how they helped spy on targets for the Arab monarchy — dissidents, rival leaders and journalists.
By Group of scholar (*) This report presents a city-based model of politics, economics, and for security. It describes a strategy for disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration.
By Jamie Dettmer On February 17, eight years ago, Libyans rose up and launched a rebellion that led to the ouster of Gadhafi.
By Christopher Bing & Joel Schectman Ex-NSA operatives reveal how they helped spy on targets for the Arab monarchy — dissidents, rival leaders and journalists.
By Jamal Adel & Tom Westcott Haftar’s troops are trying diplomatic methods to seize al-Feel, but developments could turn violent soon.
Libya as a Case Study By Mohamed Eljarh This paper looks at Europe’s role in Libya since 2011 by examining the consequences of the military intervention in Libya in which some European Union (EU) member states played a key role.
By Group of scholar (*) This report presents a city-based model of politics, economics, and for security. It describes a strategy for disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration.
By Group of scholar (*) This report presents a city-based model of politics, economics, and for security. It describes a strategy for disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration. The report concludes with quotes from a recent report by the...
By Inga Kristina Trauthig By tracing and explaining the history of the LMB ’s organisational developments, this report examined one way in which the LMB tried to establish itself as a legitimate political actor with regard to Islam in the...
By Tom Westcott Two rivals in a neglected desert are putting aside a four-year feud to beat back Haftar’s militarya dvances.
By Patrick Wintour Fighting between UN-backed GNA and Libyan National Army over field closed since December.
By Sami Zaptia The Tripoli Protection Force (TPF) announced yesterday on its official Facebook page that it will be integrating itself into a new larger coalition to be named the Western Region Protection Force (WRPF).
By Inga Kristina Trauthig By tracing and explaining the history of the LMB ’s organisational developments, this report examined one way in which the LMB tried to establish itself as a legitimate political actor with regard to Islam in the...
By Ross Harrison Power dynamics between the major global and regional powers have indirectly influenced the civil wars currently plaguing the Middle East.