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Libya - News and Analysis
Libya: The Upcoming Election and its Security Implications Amidst regional, tribal and ethnic tensions, Libya's stability relies on upcoming elections being free, fair and transparent. |
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Britain: Libya's Unreliable PartnerThe case of Hakim Belhaj demonstrates why London cannot be trusted when it comes to Libya. |
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The Capture and Trial of Abdullah SenussiHow Libya's fragile judicial system deals with Gaddafi's former spy chief will offer an insight into Libya's future. |
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Partial Autonomy is Not a Threat to Libyan UnityLibya's NTC must recognise that partial autonomy for Cyrenaica would not be out of step with Libyan history or necessarily at odds with a united Libya. |
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What is Qatar doing in Libya?A complex mix of ideology, religion and economic opportunity drives Qatar's continued involvement in post-Gaddafi Libya. |
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Prospects for Libyan oil: Learning from IraqAs Iraq is learning, obtaining political agreement and channelling domestic investment will be vital to ensuring openness and transparency in Libya's oil rents. |
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The Libyan Elections: Too Much, Too Soon?After four decades under Gaddafi, there are concerns that Libya is not yet ready for elections. |
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Libya: The NTC’s Crisis of LegitimacyThe uprising in Bani Walid has exposed the failures of Libya’s provisional authority. |
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Libya’s Militia ProblemLibya’s recent clashes will go on until jobs are found for the hundreds of thousands of young people out of work. |
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Experts Weekly: Jan14 One Year OnOne year on from the fall of Ben Ali, we ask six experts what are the opportunities and risks for the people of North Africa. |
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Living Within The NewsThe way Gaddafi's downfall was portrayed reveals the dangers of learning news solely through fast-paced, up-to-the-minute coverage. |
