Gaddafi’s Resolve Sparks Civil War in Libya
After weeks of anti-government protests, Libya succumbed to civil war.
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?
Should the United States abandon or adapt their counterinsurgency strategy in Afghanistan?
Colonel Gaddafi’s son announced that the three Dutch aviators captured during a rescue operation would be released from Libya.
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.
Three Dutch navy personnel are captured by Libyan forces during a rescue attempt.
The defense secretary seems to disavow America’s ground wars in the Middle East.
As Libya violently suppresses protests, American lawmakers wonder what the West can do to help.
Two Iranian warships are planning to traverse the Suez Canal. Israel regards the move as a provocation.
Is Russian naval expansion in the Black Sea a threat to American regional interests? Dmitry Gorenburg is skeptical.