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Israel has started the Third Lebanese War. What about Türkiye?

On September 30 the Israeli Defence Forces started a ‘limited’ ground operation in the south of Lebanon (de facto the Third Lebanese War). Netanyahu’s government is waging a thorough war…

Alexandr Svaranc

Libya: two armies and two partners. Explaining the dynamics of military co-operation between Tripoli and Tobruk with the US and Russia

In the context of a long lull in Libya, when the parties have given up direct fighting and toughened political rhetoric, the first steps towards the restoration or rather the creation of some semblance of national institutions are being observed. The Armed Forces have not been spared from such processes. It is in this logic that the recent visits of Lieutenant General Mohammed Al-Haddad, Chief of General Staff of the Western Libyan forces

Ivan Kopytsev

Libya today: a configuration of political institutions

Since 2011 Libya has somewhat been a ‘terra incognita’ on the political map of the world. The processes happening within the country, as well as the sporadic conflicts, are a product of too many factors to be fathomable for most people. Furthermore, an assessment of the current situation, including considering the plurality of political institutions and the prospects for ending the year-long crisis of Libyan statehood, is very intriguing from the point of view of the regional security architecture and interstate cooperation…

Ivan Kopytsev

Turkish Plans in Libya Hang in the Balance...

Alexandr Svaranc

The UN and the West maintain a strong and ineffective grip over Libya

Viktor Mikhin

Libya’s Rocky Path

Viktor Goncharov

The possibility of a shift in Libya’s eastern zone toward the US

Bakhtiar Urusov

What accounts for the sudden surge in Western interest in Libya?

Vladimir Platov

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