Category - Commentaries
US gamble on Libyan elite risks locking in chaos for oil
Envoy Massad Boulos is pushing a high-stakes power-sharing pact to stabilise the country, but analysts warn that bypassing...
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Libya’s rival militaries hold landmark unification talks on home soil
Meeting in Sirte comes on back of US-led push offering oil investment in return for help to end years of division. ...
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Investing Stores and Libyan Bribes
Libya settlement spoils SG’s figures
A Different Face Of Libya
Stability In Libya To Start An Oil Race
After Goldman Loss, Libya’s SocGen Case Is Cloaked in Secrecy
Oil Prices Head Lower As Libyan Production Rebounds
Why it’s hard times for the Middle East’s petro-economies
The Myth of the Arab Spring
A Chance For A Russian-American Accord To Tackle the Libyan Crisis
The end of the Arab nation state
Libya’s rival warring sides agree on path to peace
Powers wage new ‘cold war’ in Libya
Trump on Libya: What Now?
Three reasons why partitioning Libya is a bad idea
Has Libya become the new Gore’e slave trade market?
The Repeated Failures to Bring About a Settlement in Libya
Libya’s falling economy and three inactive governments
US can’t allow Libya to become ‘puppet government of Russia
Europe and its ‘tribes’: From colonialism to migration
Libya: The strategy that wasn’t
Vaguely Sourced Report On Gorka Carve-Up Of Libya Unleashes New Firestorm
Libyan rivals clash in neglected south
If you want peace in Libya, shun partition and embrace power-sharing
The Libyan Mess Will Get Worse if Outside Powers Don’t Cooperate
Libya’s smuggling sector overshadows broken economy
Going underground: Libya’s unusual cave dwellings
The Other Extremists
Trump aide drew plan on napkin to partition Libya into three
Does collective remembrance of a troubled past impede reconciliation?
Amnesia Brings Back Demons of the Past
Will Syria become the next Libya?
Haftar has ‘betrayed Libyan revolution’ by appointing Gaddafi’s ex-generals
Libya’s Power Vacuum Risks Heightened Violence
No, Italy is not guilty of neocolonialism in Libya
