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The inter-Libyan dialogue has been going on, at various levels, for years. It has resulted in a number of understandings and agreements, the most prominent of which was the Skhirat agreement of December 2015, which established a Presidency Council and an interim government, thus ending the duplication of legislatures that had derailed a political settlement between various

The Sahel coups are against conditions of life afflicting most of the region's people, writes Vijay Prashad — conditions created by theft of sovereignty by multinationals and the old colonial ruler. By Vijay Prashad Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research On Sept. 30, Captain Ibrahim

From the blog of Mohamed Chtatou at The Times of Israel

Who benefited from the obvious nonsense that became post-Cold War America's trade, foreign, and federal deficit policies?

Human rights activists are demanding the United Nations several members of its Human Rights Council following the removal of Russia.

Before the elections debacle in December last year, it was fairly evident that the prevailing interest among Libya’s political elite was sidelining the will of a plurality of Libyans who sought to choose their representatives in hotly contested polls. Since Muammar Qaddafi’s ouster in 2011, Libya has had at least nine governments and two civil wars but no presidential vote.

In this Special Report on the Libya Elections we examine the entrance of militant leaders into the political scene as the country recovers from several decades of Gaddafi’s rule. This 2012 Quarterly Special Report features five articles and a timeline commissioned by The Jamestown Foundation. The report looks ahead at some of the key actors shaping the internal struggle for …

Ten years ago, a wave of unprecedented unrest ignited the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region as citizens took a stand against regimes with a long history of authoritarianism and fraying socioeconomic stability. Ever since, there has been an abundance of analysis surrounding the impact of the Arab uprisings on MENA countries. But one critical element of a thorough reflection is missing: Why have the post-2011 governments—transitional and elected—been unsuccessful in fulfilling the ex...

Expired and iran is free to go ahead and create nuclear weapons. that is not acceptable. >> let me start by saying i never understood this argument about how in 7 years the deal is done and therefore we should get out of it now. someone was saying it is like comparing getting rid of good milk because it might eventually expire, the deal is working now. the inspectors keep verifying iran is in compliance but im deeply concerned about the message this will send to north korea. now is not a time to...