Libya “Not a Vital Interest” of the United States
Former national security advisors Zbigniew Brzezinski and Jim Jones share their thoughts on Libya.
Former national security advisors Zbigniew Brzezinski and Jim Jones share their thoughts on Libya.
Dmitry Gorenburg examines the difficult position the Kremlin finds itself in with regard to the international military intervention in Libya.
Britain took a leading role in intervening in Libya. How is it participating in the allied operation and why?
The Libyan intervention tested America’s commitment to multilateralism.
While military operations over Libya have begun, many questions about the campaign are still waiting to be answered.
According to America’s top military officer, allied action in Libya had a “very significant impact” as of Sunday.
After weeks of anti-government protests, Libya succumbed to civil war.
Britain, France, the United States are preparing for air strikes against Libya after the United Nations authorized action.
The United Nation Security Council convenes in New York to approve the enforcement of a no-fly zone over Libya.
With the United States reluctant to intervene in Libya, could Britain and France do it on their own?
No one wants to see Muammar Gaddafi retain his throne, but forcing his hand could be much worse.
What would it take for Western powers to intervene in Libya’s civil war?
The United States have asked the Saudi kingdom if it can supply opponents of the Gaddafi regime with weapons.
As Libya’s Colonel Gaddafi clings to power, the United States wonder what they can do to help the country’s rebels.
As Libya violently suppresses protests, American lawmakers wonder what the West can do to help.