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The Middle East, North Africa, and Foreign Policy Challenges for the Next President

2016 will be a pivotal year for the US as it chooses a new president. It is an election year with no incumbent running....

Some considerations on the Libyan case

Too little, too late. Any international effort to "bring peace" to Libya is now a commitment which, in all likelihood, will not lead to...

The Rome Conference for Libya

As many as twenty-four countries gathered on February 2 last to finally decide how, to what extent and where to start opposing the Daesh/Isis...

The new Libyan government

The newly-established Libyan government is the result of an extremely complex political process. Not even the new government led by Faiez Al-Serraj shows signs...

The two Libyan governments reunited

What the Enlightenment political philosopher Montesquieu wrote: "There are three types of government ...." does not apply to the Maghreb region where there are...

What happens currently in Libya

In Libya, Isis/Daesh has taken control of Sabratha, a UNESCO World Heritage Site 70 kilometers west of Tripoli. It is true that, as claimed...

Putin’s Possible Libyan Pivot

The bad cloud that portends a perfect storm continues to build. Perhaps the most serious development on the near horizon is a possible Putin...

Africa and Libya, Then and Now

In 2011, as the entire world watched the Arab Spring in amazement, the US and its allies, predominantly  working under the banner of the...

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Nandini grew up moving between cities — Kolkata until...

Indonesia’s NDC: A Promise in Need of Enforcement

There’s something profound about what Indonesia’s new Second NDC...

Shifting Ground: U.S.-Africa Policy from Obama to Trump

In this exclusive interview, Professor David Shinn, a former...

Examining the Sudanese Conflict, Transnational Networks, and Shadow Globalization

When we talk about conflict in a country, we...

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