Will the West and Egypt intervene in Libya’s civil war?
If UN intervention is not tied to a consensus ending Libya’s civil war, it could create new allies for ISIS
If UN intervention is not tied to a consensus ending Libya’s civil war, it could create new allies for ISIS
After a ruling that nullified its own parliamentary elections, Libya will need European and UN support to achieve national unity government
A critique of Libya's “war on terror” and its inevitable complications.
The UAE's airstrikes in Libya represent a new and dangerous phase in its struggle with Qatar
ECFR is launching a new “Conflict in Libya” page that gathers all the analysis and the policy recommendations prepared by our experts
No local combatants in the civil war or their regional backers are ready to compromise or land knockout blow
This Q&A is based on a discussion between the author and over 400 experts and interested stakeholders in the Reuter Thompson Global Oil Forum
European support for Libya is difficult because of a deteriorating security situation and lack of clear institutions, but it would have an important impact on the region
The outcome of the uprisings in North Africa is still in the balance and although it will be mainly up to the North Africans themselves to decide their future, Europe has a key role to play on the side of reform – especially Paris, Rome and Madrid.