Libya
For Years, the Muslim Brotherhood’s Presence Within Libya’s Tripoli-Based Government Was an Open Secret That Western Diplomats Preferred to Ignore
U.S. Africa Command Is Right to Choose Sirte as a Secondary Location
The United Nations Security Council Adopted a New Resolution This Week Extending and Tightening the International Sanctions Regime on Libya
Libya’s Oil and Gas Infrastructure, Already Chronically Vulnerable, Now Sits Squarely in the Crosshairs of Gray-Zone Operations
Turkey’s Presence Is Part of a Deliberate Strategy to Dominate Energy Corridors, Migration Routes, and Maritime Claims
Libya’s Oil Output Remains Hostage to Militia Calculus Rather than Market Signal
A Secure Libya Is in Everyone’s Interest, and a Benghazi-First Strategy Can Deliver It
Saddam Haftar and the Libyan National Army Provide Security for the Oil Fields, Their Transport, and Their Export
Libyan Oil Should Belong to Libyans, Not Benefit Turkish Businessmen, Swiss Bankers, or Extremists
This Escalation Has Ignited a Regional Alarm That Reaches from Algiers to Cairo
While Morocco Is Pro-Western and a Signatory to the Abraham Accords, Algeria Is Aligned with Russia, China, and Iran
The Nation Finds Itself Suspended Between the Haunting Legacy of Its past and an Ambitious, If Contentious, Military Future
Doha’s Entry Into Libya’s Offshore Gas Sector Signals a Strategic Shift From External Patronage to Embedded Political Power
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi’s Killing Eliminated the Last Viable Bridge Between East and West
A $2.7 Billion Port Deal That Turns Infrastructure Into Armed Power
External Roadmaps and Neighborly Mediation Are Deepening Libya’s Institutional Collapse
Benghazi’s Outreach to Athens Seeks to Shield Libya’s Frozen Assets From Russian and Turkish Predation
Water Scarcity and Security Cooperation Are Being Weaponized by Rival Elites and Foreign Powers
Egypt’s UN Counteroffensive Exposes How Ankara’s Influence in Libya Continues to Fuel a Deeper Strategic Rivalry in the Eastern Mediterranean
A Landmark Arms Deal in Benghazi Signals the End of Meaningful Enforcement and the Emergence of Parallel Global Defense Supply Chains