Libya: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back (1)
Gregory Aftandilian In April 2026, with the help of the United States, Libya’s two parallel governments reached an...
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Southward Creep: The Sahel Insurgency Reaches Coastal West Africa
Salem A. Salem Sahel insurgent groups are expanding into coastal West Africa, exposing governance gaps and...
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To Counter the Islamic State in Africa, the U.S. Must Rely on Libya, Somaliland, and Rwanda
Michael Rubin The Security Crisis Africa Now Faces Dwarfs the 2014 Rise of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. The...
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Can a U.S.- Brokered State Budget Help Unite Libya?
‘A big pact’: How the US plans to unite Libya through two ruling families
The EU’s Technocratic Trap in Libya: How Brussels Is Ceding the Mediterranean (2)
Libya’s False Peace (2)
Absent reforms, unfreezing Libyan Investment Authority is risky
Eastern Libya’s Top Money Man: Spotlight on Ahmed Gadalla (6)
Libya’s False Peace (1)
The Libyan paradox
Eastern Libya’s Top Money Man: Spotlight on Ahmed Gadalla (5)
The EU’s Technocratic Trap in Libya: How Brussels Is Ceding the Mediterranean (1)
Inflation in Libya: Oil Revenues, Subsidies, and Hidden Pressures
Warlord Haftar is tightening his grip on Libya, with a US imprimatur
Libya oscillates between cooperation and illusion
Eastern Libya’s Top Money Man: Spotlight on Ahmed Gadalla (4)
Under the guise of exercises: the United States is trying to gain a foothold in Libya
US military in Libya: Pursuing unity and pressuring Russia
Libya could supply the oil the world needs while conflict with Iran seethes
Ukrainian forces operating in western Libya as covert war grows
Eastern Libya’s Top Money Man: Spotlight on Ahmed Gadalla (3)
Oil, militias, and illicit trafficking: this is how Libya is held together.
Eastern Libya’s Top Money Man: Spotlight on Ahmed Gadalla (2)
Smuggling Sovereignty: What Arkenu Reveals About Libya’s Fragmented Oil State
Game Of Drones And Fighter Jets In Eastern Libya
Eastern Libya’s Top Money Man: Spotlight on Ahmed Gadalla (1)
Libya’s Fragile Equilibrium: Succession Risk and Energy Stability (2)
Egypt Scrambles for Oil, Turns to Libya
Libya’s Fragile Equilibrium: Succession Risk and Energy Stability (1)
Leaked UN report reveals Haftar family is smuggling oil and arms in Libya
Weighing the Cost of Libya’s Smuggling Racket (2)
What Sharara’s pipeline fire reveals about Libya’s oil infrastructure
Between legitimacy and division, the Constitutional Court’s ruling disrupts the judicial scene in...
Weighing the Cost of Libya’s Smuggling Racket (1)
Airstrikes and Civilian Casualties in Libya Since the 2011 NATO Intervention (3)
Why Oil Majors Are Quietly Betting Big on Libya Again
