Foreign Policy: Libya Is Too Big To Fail Though opinions vary on whether the attacks led by U.S. and allied forces on Libya are necessary, Jason Pack of Foreign Policy argues ... change a core U.S ...

Foreign Policy: Why Libya? Because Yes, We Could On Monday night, President Obama spoke to the U.S. in order to explain the reasons behind military intervention in Libya.

Stung by criticism they were slow to react to the crises in Egypt and Tunisia, the French are moving to regain the initiative in north Africa, reports the BBC's Christian Fraser.

Unusually virulent weather and poor infrastructure have brought hell to eastern Libya. ... It’s clear that the second Trump administration is aiming for change—not inertia—in U.S. foreign ...

Libya really had no significant Arab world support at all. ... Change has to be done in a way that’s effective. ... To help readers better understand the nuances of foreign policy, ...

Libya is at a crossroads. The countries that spent billions on the air campaign to destroy Gaddafi’s military from above should do more to support democracy on the ground. Little in terms of ...

The communications blackout imposed by the regime makes it difficult to know what is going on in Libya, but the 84 confirmed dead reported by Human Rights Watch is probably a conservative estimate.

The clock is ticking on action in Libya—and on the president’s foreign policy legacy. Each president of the United States enters office thinking he will be able to define the agenda and set ...

LONDON, Jan 26 (Reuters) - A gradual currency devaluation is the only effective solution to Libya's acute cash crunch, the country's deputy prime minister, Ahmed Maiteeg, said on Thursday. Libya ...

Six weeks out from Election Day, Republicans have found an opening to strike President Obama on foreign policy by using the administration's handling of a fatal attack in Libya to punch holes in ...