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Tunisia’s Revolution 14 Years On: The Arab Spring’s Legacy of Hope

Fourteen years after the eruption of Tunisia's revolution, the echoes of the Arab Spring continue to reverberate across the region. The self-immolation of Mohamed...

We Came, We Saw, We Failed: Libya’s Descent into the Flintstone Age

Libya stands as a sobering testament to the catastrophic consequences of military intervention in Africa, where regime change by outside powers births chaos rather...

Libya’s Economic Outlook: Pathways to Sustainable Growth and Increased Productivity

Libya’s economy is expected to stabilize following an agreement ending the leadership crisis at the country’s central bank (CBL) that led to a significant...

Libya Resumes Oil Production, Ending Crippling Crisis

Libya resumed oil production on Thursday, returning hundreds of thousands of barrels a day to global markets after a political standoff in the OPEC...

Tosyalı Sulb Started the Investment of the World’s Largest DRI Complex in Benghazi, Libya

Tosyalı, a global green steel producer, has started a new world-class steel investment in Benghazi / Libya following its investments in Turkey, Algeria, Senegal,...

Only a Comprehensive Approach would solve the Mediterranean Migration challenge

Irregular migration remains one of the most formidable challenges confronting even the most advanced and powerful nations globally. Despite ongoing international initiatives, substantial resources...

Remember Libya? The Long-Term Hypocrisy of the Responsibility to Protect

There is something ever so appealing about regime change, particularly by means of revolution. The hope for democracy galvanises the entirety of a long-suppressed...

Putin’s Move to Secure Libya Bases Is New Regional Worry for United States

Russia is moving to expand its military presence in eastern Libya, a plan that could lead to a naval base, giving it a significant...

Statehood in the Middle East: In Search of New Models

Among Arab political scientists and politicians, much as in the circles of Middle East experts across the world, the political processes in a region...

Arab Winter? What Arab Winter?

Protesters in Syria, Bahrain, Libya, Iran, and Israel are dashing autocratic and authoritarian hopes of a prolonged winter. In response, Arab autocrats are scrambling to...

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Raymond Aron died in 1983, long before China emerged...

The Benefits of ‘Expo’ Diplomacy

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