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Libya Analysis | Navigating the history, politics, and business climate of the new Libya

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  • <H1> Libya Analysis
  • <H2> The Blog
  • <H3> Categories
  • <H3> Featured Posts
  • <H3> Archives
  • <H2> From the Libyan Press: Ali Awhida Criticizes EU Diplomacy
  • <H2> Pick up the Pieces: As the National-Level Dialogue Exacerbates Tensions, Perhaps It’s Time to Turn Towards a Local Approach
  • <H2> Libya’s Future Is Up in the Air as Political Talks Between Rival Governments Collapse
  • <H2> Is the Threat of Sanctions Real or Is the International Community Still Hanging on to Plan A?
  • <H2> After the Expiration of the HoR Mandate, Libya Has No Legally-Sovereign Government
  • <H2> Libya at a Terrifying Precipice
  • <H2> Four years On, Gaddafi’s Legacy Plagues Chaotic Libya
  • <H2> Hillary’s Libya Post-War Plan Was ‘Play It by Ear,’ Gates Says
  • <H2> Why Any Western Focus on Lockerbie Suspects is Missing the Point
  • <H2> Why Militias in Libya Need to Unite—And Fast
  • <H2> The UN Tries to Stitch Libya Back Together
  • <H2> Tripoli Faction Balks at U.N. Proposal for Unity Government in Libya
  • <H2> The Hungary Model: Resurgent Nationalism in Response to the Influx of Migrants
  • <H2> Libya’s Leadership Vacuum and its Impact
  • <H2> Libya’s Depleting Reserves, and the Possible Rise of the Federalist Menace
  • <H2> Increased Illegitimacy, Manifest Lack of Sovereignty
  • <H2> Emails Show Clinton ‘Leadership, Ownership’ of U.S. Policy in Libya
  • <H2> Haftar Gearing Up for Power Grab When New UNSMIL Deadline of Oct 20 Expires
  • <H2> Libya’s Only Viable Option
  • <H2> Obama Admits NATO Left a Vacuum in Libya
  • <H2> Could Libya’s Decline Have Been Predicted?
  • <H2> Fighting IS is One Way to Unite Libya’s Warring Factions
  • <H2> Trying to Make One Government Out of Two
  • <H2> Libya’s Political Agreement: What’s Next?
  • <H2> What Comes After Sirte’s Uprising?
  • <H2> The Elephant in the Room: Qadhafi’ Supporters
  • <H2> Sheltering Tunisia’s Democratic Experiment from the Region’s Storms
  • <H2> Saif Al-Islam and 9 Others Sentenced to Death How This is Part of the Politics of the UN Deal
  • <H2> The ‘Other’ Negotiations: UN progress in Libya and the West’s Next Move
  • <H2> Will the Peace Deal Be Effective?
  • <H2> GNC in the Hot Seat as UN Deal Is Initialed
  • <H2> Another Week of Negotiations Ahead?
  • <H2> Ramadan Starts without any Peace Deal in Libya
  • <H2> Talking to Whom? Pack on Negotiations and US Airstrike in Ajdabiyya
  • <H2> Libya’s Deadlock Continues as US Strikes Belmokhtar
  • <H2> Libya as the Levant? Jihadist Infighting in Derna
  • <H2> IS Consolidates around Sirte as Talks Are Set to Resume
  • <H2> A ‘Plan B’ for Libya
  • <H2> EU Plans to Combat Trafficking ‘Moronic and Delusional’ say Government Advisers
  • <H2> Fighting Flares up in Sirte, Will Libya Dawn Crumble under Misratan Pressures for Cooperation?
  • <H2> Europe Cannot Allow an Ungoverned Space to Exist on its Doorstep
  • <H2> Review of Syria: A Recent History
  • <H2> Operation Idris
  • <H2> Negotiations Hit Yet Another Slump as Oil Sector Struggles
  • <H2> The July 2012 Libyan Election and the Origin of Post-Qadhafi Appeasement
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  • <H2> All Eyes on Migrants as Political Deal Keeps Slipping Through
  • <H2> Milliband Puts His Foot in His Mouth on Libya
  • <H2> Are UK Failures in Libya to Blame for Mediterranean Migrant Crisis?
  • <H2> Migrant Issue on BBC 5 Live and Fan Mail
  • <H2> From the Libyan Press: Humanitarian Crisis In Sirte
  • <H2> Libya Dawn Repels Uprisings in Tripoli as Instability Plagues Libya
  • <H2> How to Solve the Crisis in the Mediterranean?
  • <H2> The Anglo-Senussi ‘War’ of 1915 – 17 and the Emergence of Modern Cyrenaica
  • <H2> Aiding the Assyrians Fight Against ISIS
  • <H2> Hawks Prevailing in Tobruk? Another ‘Lost’ Week for Libya
  • <H2> The ‘Oil Crescent’ is Pacified despite Tobruk’s New NOC
  • <H2> Delegations Back in Tripoli and Tobruk, Will the Agreement Stand?
  • <H2> Checks, Balances, and the Draft Agreement on the Political Transition in Libya
  • <H2> Haftar Holds the Key to Peace in Libya
  • <H2> Talks derailed again as Misratan Militias Face Jihadists
  • <H2> Smuggled Libya Gas Fuels Conflict
  • <H2> A Week of Waiting in Libya
  • <H2> Dialogue Resumes in Morocco as IS Militants Sweep Oil Fields
  • <H2> Why Picking Sides in Libya Won’t Work
  • <H2> ISIS Fighters Take Over Major Libyan Oilfields
  • <H2> From the Libyan Press: Explosion at ISIS-Controlled Hisba Building in Derna
  • <H2> Is This the Week That Makes or Breaks Libya?
  • <H2> Islamic State Will Flourish if the West Picks Sides in Libya
  • <H2> Russia Today Interview Explaining Why Libya is Where It is
  • <H2> Islamic State Gains Libya Foothold
  • <H2> HoR Suspend its Participation in UN Talks
  • <H2> Pack Interview with Cape Town Radio About Situation in Libya
  • <H2> Will Federalists Spoil the UN Negotiations’ Process?
  • <H2> The Islamic State Launches Another Offensive in Libya, What Next?
  • <H2> Egypt Launches Airstrikes in Derna After ISIS Beheads Coptic Christians
  • <H2> Libya’s Power Blocs are Fracturing
  • <H2> NY Times Editorial Pointing Out the Urgent Need For International Action in Libya
  • <H2> The Art of Seizing the Moment (Slava vs. Lars Part III)
  • <H2> Talks to Pay Symbolic Visit to Ghadames as Misratan Option Fails
  • <H2> Libya: Armed Politics and Regional Escalation
  • <H2> From the Libyan Press: Warplanes Strike Fajr Libya Positions in Bin Jawad
  • <H2> HoR Does Housekeeping by Shelving Political Isolation Law
  • <H2> Dialogue Continues in Geneva Despite Violence
  • <H2> Pack, Fitzgerald, Northern and Abdulrahman Al-Ageli to speak on Feb 9 at RUSI
  • <H2> At Least Eight Killed in Deadly Attack on Corinthia Hotel
  • <H2> Talks to Resume as Need for External Support Seems Now Inevitable
  • <H2> Do you require high quality analysis and forecasting on Libya, tailored to your organisation’s needs and individual interests?
  • <H2> How To End Libya’s War
  • <H2> Is the Tide Turning? Or Will Negotiations Bring Even More Divisions?
  • <H2> From the Libyan Press: Stopping Goods Seizure at Port of Benghazi and Airstrike Warnings for Misrata Airport and Seaport
  • <H2> As the State Collapses, Rival Blocks Agree to Talks in Geneva
  • <H2> Concerns grow that Libya is becoming a terrorist hot spot
  • <H2> Ageela Salah calls for a political solution as Greek tanker gets attacked
  • <H2> Libya in 2015: The Scramble for Oil and Scenarios for Transition
  • <H2> Libya continues to slide down a spiral of violence
  • <H2> Stalemate in the Oil Crescent?
  • <H2> The Arab Spring, Four Years On
  • <H2> Force Majeure Declared over Sidra and Ras Lanuf as Fighting Rages on
  • <H2> Libya Dawn Offensive Against the Oil Ports Kicks Off
  • <H2> Second Round of Negotiations Postponed Amid Leon’s Efforts
  • <H2> Different Western Perspectives to Foreign Mediation in Libya
  • <H2> Libya’s UN Talks to Resume Next Tuesday?
  • <H2> Tobruk Goes to Vienna as Haftar Describes Unrealistic Rosy Picture
  • <H2> All Out Fighting for Tripoli Resumes, the Demise of the Negotiations Illusion?
  • <H2> Post Supreme Court Ruling Uncertainty Continues in Divided Libya
  • <H2> Publication of Updated Post-Nov 6 Supreme Court Decision Report.
  • <H2> Questions from a Libyan living in Benghazi
  • <H2> Car Bombs Yield Further Escalation in Libya
  • <H2> Bomb Targets Thinni-Leon Meeting amid Oil Sector Setbacks
  • <H2> Supreme Court Dismisses House of Representatives
  • <H2> Introducing Arabic Articles about Libya Translated into English
  • <H2> The Battle for Oil and Money Quietly Continues
  • <H2> Review of The Concise Guide to Wine and Blind Tasting
  • <H2> Review of The Concise Guide to Wine and Blind Tasting, by Neel Burton and James Flewellen. London: Acheron Books, 2014
  • <H2> Do We Need a New Negotiation Initiative?
  • <H2> Engagement Underway to Bolster Political Deal
  • <H2> Army Ordered to Move towards Tripoli as Tribal Leaders Gather in Egypt
  • <H2> Interview with Jason Pack and Mattia Toaldo on Voice of Russia
  • <H2> UK Backgammon Final Article cover in the Independent Newspaper
  • <H2> Libya: The war nobody can win
  • <H2> Haftar Goes All-In with Large Scale Assault on Benghazi
  • <H2> Egypt Intensifies Effort to Eradicate Militant Islamists in Eastern Libya
  • <H2> Libya Back on the Brink
  • <H2> On Proxies and Peace Making Perspectives in Libya
  • <H2> The Tsunami hits Monte Carlo, the Hobgoblin of Continuity, and Ideas to Reinvigorate the World Championship
  • <H2> Genius and Grace in Monte Carlo
  • <H2> LIA and Goldman Sachs Square off in Court
  • <H2> Is Misrata Beginning to Expand its Influence Beyond the Political Sphere?
  • <H2> Is France Preparing A Ground Invasion in Libya?
  • <H2> Ghadames to Host UNSMIL Brokered Talks
  • <H2> How to Give a Gammonish Recube (Slava vs. Lars Part II)
  • <H2> Al-Thinni’s New Cabinet Approved amid Preparations for Negotiation Talks
  • <H2> HoR Rejects Thinni’s Cabinet, Libya Dawn Tries to Restore Life in the Capital
  • <H2> Let the Scramble for Oil Money Begin
  • <H2> Is Operation Dignity Receiving Further Air Support from the UAE?
  • <H2> Why Scottish Independence is Bad for Libya
  • <H2> Libya: Stalemate or Calm before the (Return of the) Storm?
  • <H2> Is Libya the New Battleground for the Islamist-Nationalist Proxy War?
  • <H2> Thinni Given PM Mandate as Libya Dawn Tries to Put Facts on the Ground
  • <H2> Thinni Resigns Again, Tries to Breathe Life into HoR
  • <H2> Is the HoR Losing the Internal Battle for Legitimacy?
  • <H2> Latest Strikes Make Libya the New Proxy War in The Region
  • <H2> Is Operation Dawn Forces’s Tripoli Success The Beginning of the End or The Beginning of An Escalation In Conflict?
  • <H2> As HoR Continues its Work, Arab League Shuns Call for Foreign Intervention
  • <H2> Covert Intervention? Air Strike in Tripoli Sparks Anxiety Over Foreign Role in Libya
  • <H2> HoR Tries Raising its Profile by Pushing for Intervention and Disbandment of Militias
  • <H2> Toppling Qaddafi: Libya and the Limits of Liberal Intervention
  • <H2> Libya at a Turning Point? HoR Agrees to Direct Presidential Elections as Fighting Continues Unabated
  • <H2> Obama Discusses Libya With Thomas L. Friedman
  • <H2> The NYT on the Impact of the 2012 Benghazi Assault on US Strikes in Iraq
  • <H2> Despite Turmoil Libya’s Oil Production Remains Steady
  • <H2> Bernard-Henri Levy Urges The West to Act Before the Clock Strikes Midnight
  • <H2> Algeria and Egypt Defuse Intervention Talks as HoR Starts Its Works by Ordering Ceasefire
  • <H2> Elders Hope to Facilitate an Agreement in Cyrenaica As GNC President Dismisses HoR As ‘Unconstitutional’
  • <H2> House of Representatives Postpones First Meeting Amid Violence and Displacements
  • <H2> Escalating Violence in Libya Necessitates International Mediation
  • <H2> Ansar Al-Sharia Claim Islamic Emirate in Benghazi
  • <H2> Libya on the Brink: How to Stop the Fighting
  • <H2> Libya Back in the Limelight, Will Actors on The Ground Capitalize from it?
  • <H2> No Eid Celebrations as Libya Descends into Chaos
  • <H2> Calls for Dialogue Fall on Deaf Ears as Militias Get Entrenched in Battle
  • <H2> Will the House of Representatives be nipped in the bud by ongoing violence?
  • <H2> Violence in the Capital Escalates as The Government Struggles to Sell Crude
  • <H2> Are the Parliamentary Elections a Precursor for More Violence?
  • <H2> As Fighting in the Captial Intensifies Zintanis Hold Airport
  • <H2> Are The Islamists as Organized as The Media Portrays Them to Be?
  • <H2> Islamist-Nationalist Rift Intensifies as Another Prominent Female Activist is Assassinated and Airport Workers Strike
  • <H2> Damage to the Airport and Aircrafts Are a Big Blow to a Weakened Business Sector
  • <H2> Is Tripoli Witnessing A Civil War between Misrata and Zintan or is this a minor clash between rogue brigades?
  • <H2> Despite Strikes in Brega, Ras Lanuf and Sidra Set to Open
  • <H2> Jadhran Hands over Port and Signs of Grand Bargain Emerging
  • <H2> The House of Representatives Election
  • <H2> Election Day Guide
  • <H2> Mary Fitzgerald’s Interview with Hiftar
  • <H2> Turks and Qataris Ordered to Leave Eastern Libya
  • <H2> Call for Part Time Consultants
  • <H2> Three Things to Watch for in the Libya Elections
  • <H2> Libya’s Faustian Bargains: The Hardcopy
  • <H2> Setting the Record Straight on the US’s role in Libya
  • <H2> Maiteg Accepts Supreme Court Decision and Resigns
  • <H2> Maetig Seizes Prime Ministry Building
  • <H2> Thinni Vows to Stay On
  • <H2> Ansar al-Sharia Mishandles the Media War
  • <H2> A Sober Evaluation of Hiftar’s Movement (If we can call it that)
  • <H2> The World According to Hiftar
  • <H2> “Leaders” of Libyan Army “Suspend” GNC
  • <H2> Game Theory, Kidnappings and the Pitfalls of Appeasement in Libya
  • <H2> Libya: Swinging Pendulums and Political Crematoria
  • <H2> Jordanian Ambassador Freed After Libya Kidnap
  • <H2> Libya’s Unexpected Strength
  • <H2> Ides of March Cambridge Invitational Tournament – March 2014
  • <H2> Who’s for Prime Minister?
  • <H2> Jordan to Release Libyan Militant in Exchange for Ambassador
  • <H2> Invitation to Launching of Atlantic Council Report “Libya’s Faustian Bargains”
  • <H2> Libya Lifts Force Majeure on Second Oil Port
  • <H2> Rejoice and Export Crude, ya Libiyya
  • <H2> Libyan rebels and Government Agree to Gradually Reopen Occupied Oil Ports
  • <H2> Some April First Foolery Libyan Style
  • <H2> Libya Sees “Good Intentions” in Oil Port Talks; Rebel Split Seen
  • <H2> Jadhran’s Supporters Still Being Paid until November
  • <H2> Crimea as Europe’s Existential Question
  • <H3> Share
  • <H3> Recent Posts
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