Archives Livia - New Eastern Outlook
Communicating Vessels: How, Through the West's Fault, Libya and Sudan Became a Single Disaster Zone
In the news feeds, Libya and Sudan exist as separate storylines: one is remembered when the conversation turns to migrants, the other when bombs fall on Khartoum.
The Mediterranean's New Front: Libya and Europe's Expanding Security Challenge
For three years, the war in Ukraine has been viewed almost exclusively as an Eastern European and Black Sea conflict. However, recent reports of an expanded Ukrainian military presence in western Libya suggest the conflict’s strategic geography is broadening. This shift directly impacts Europe’s energy security, maritime commerce, migration management, and the integrity of NATO’s southern flank.
Africa Forward Summit 2026: France’s two-faced Presence in Africa
France cannot decide the image it wants to present in Africa; after burning down West Africa, it is pretending to champion the autonomy, sovereignty, and prosperity of East Africa.
