Libya’s Natural Gas Sector: Between Vast Potential and Structural Constraints
Wael Hamed A. Maoti Libya is one of the most significant hydrocarbon producers in Africa, with a long history of...
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Trump’s Libya Unity Policy Welcome, But Should Not Ignore History
Michael Rubin The U.S. Should Recognize That Having Dual Capitals, Rather than Centralization, Is Necessary for...
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As Hormuz Reopens, Can Libya Turn a Temporary Oil Advantage Into a Permanent One?
Safiyah Nassif After more than 100 days of conflict, energy markets appear to be approaching a turning point. The...
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Libyan Military ‘Part of Something Big’ at Flintlock
Fuel Rich, Energy Insecure: An Interview with Hassan Sassi on Libya’s Path from Fuel Crisis to...
Rights groups call for release of detained pro-Gaza activists in Libya
Task Force Civil Affairs Team Conducts Subject Matter Expert Exchange in Libya
Instability in Libya (2)
Public Unrest and Economic Necessity
Instability in Libya (1)
Libya’s energy recovery needs expertise as much as investment
Libya’s Competing Sovereignties — Militias, Ministries and the Mirage of Unity
Farhat Bengdara’s Bet on what comes after oil
Hundreds protest in Libya over irregular migrants resettlement, storm UNHCR offices
Tripoli Fuel Surge Highlights Strain on Libya’s Distribution Network as Millions of Liters Move...
Libya’s Electronic Payment Network: Structural Fragility and the Limits of Oversight
Fixing the Economy or Fueling Division? Libya and the 2026 Unified Budget
Haftar’s forces arrest Gaza aid convoy in Libya
An oil windfall will not fix Libya’s economy
Turkey courts Libya’s rival factions in bid to further Mediterranean ambitions
Libya’s Electoral Mirage: The Illusion of American Optimism (2)
In eastern Libya, ‘the financial profits generated by migrant trafficking are very...
Libya’s Electoral Mirage: The Illusion of American Optimism (1)
Zawiya: The refinery is contested by security, subsidized fuel, and smuggling to Tunisia (2)
Inside the rise of the Haftar family’s Dubai-based ‘money man’ (2)
Mohamed Aoun and Libya’s struggle over oil and legitimacy
Libya in the middle: Can Greece’s moves rival Türkiye’s years-long strategy?
The problem with the US power-sharing plan for Libya
Zawiya: The refinery is contested by security, subsidized fuel, and smuggling to Tunisia (1)
Libya: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back (2)
Inside the rise of the Haftar family’s Dubai-based ‘money man’ (1)
Libya: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back (1)
Southward Creep: The Sahel Insurgency Reaches Coastal West Africa
To Counter the Islamic State in Africa, the U.S. Must Rely on Libya, Somaliland, and Rwanda
Mali Attacks: Aggravating the Sahel Security Crisis
Can a U.S.- Brokered State Budget Help Unite Libya?
‘A big pact’: How the US plans to unite Libya through two ruling families
