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Libya: Haftar’s Showdown

Libya seems to be sinking into civil war again: forces under the control of the Cyrenaica strongman General Khalifa Haftar have launched a military strike on Tripoli. The capital is held at the moment by militias supporting the Government of National Accord led by Fayez al-Sarraj with UN backing.

Sunday, 14 April, 2019 - 16:15
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Revisiting the Narrative of “Statelessness”: Reflections on Non-State Actors and State-Building in Pre-Qaddafi Libya (1911-1969)

 

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Monday, 3 March, 2014 (All day)
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Post-Qadhafi’s Libya in Regional Complexity

The Tunisian and Egyptian uprisings culminated peacefully because their respective national armies ensured as much as possible an orderly transition; on the contrary, in Libya the national army collapsed and the uprising rapidly turned itself into civil war among armed Libyan factions. While the Tunisian and Egyptian uprisings challenged the regimes at their center stages, symbolically occupying the heart of respective capital cities, in Libya the rebellion was located in Benghazi far away from the center of Qadhafi’s power.

Friday, 15 June, 2012 (All day)
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