Libya elections 2018: the missing ingredient
Hurrying Libyans to an early vote could prove counter-productive unless European powers unify and take action on problems now
Hurrying Libyans to an early vote could prove counter-productive unless European powers unify and take action on problems now
Haftar’s weakening position will have ramifications for the stability of Eastern Libya, the activities of regional states that have based their policy on him, and on the diplomatic efforts to unify Libya’s fragmented political and security actors
How the EU can move on from a deal to support a peaceful post-revolution politics in Libya
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