CIA Recognized Benghazi Terrorist Attack Day After
CIA chief David Petraeus told lawmakers after the attack in Libya that it had been terrorism.
CIA chief David Petraeus told lawmakers after the attack in Libya that it had been terrorism.
The United States plan to build an elite Libyan force to tackle the country’s terrorist problem.
The breakup of Mali is a price Western powers are willing to pay for removing Gaddafi.
Obama’s terrorism record is challenged as new evidence emerges in the consulate attack.
America’s ambassador to the United Nations contradicts Libya’s assessment of the consulate attack.
The former ambassador questions his party’s candidate’s criticism of the president.
The death of an American diplomat in Libya challenges the viability of limited intervention.
The Muslim Brotherhood failed to make inroads into Libyan politics but the vote was hardly a victory for liberals.
Tribal leaders insist the move is necessary after decades of discrimination under Gaddafi’s regime.
Lawmakers believe the intervention in Libya is a model for what to do in Syria.
France’s leadership role in Libya was an example of its ability to “frame and shame.”
If Libya speeds up the revitalization of its oil industry, Wikistrat predicts a bright future for the country.
While Libyans’ disillusionment with their new leaders mounts, the West stands back.
Encouraging former revolutionaries to join the interim government could restore stability.
With their boogeyman dead, Libya’s interim government must find a way to bring different militia forces together.