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The Increasingly Complicated Game of Libya Chequers Pitches Old Enemies Against One Another – Plus New Ones
May 1, 2019
Haftar’s failure to take Tripoli might be a relief to the Moroccan King who might unwittingly be at the centre of a solution to a proxy war unfolding.
Tectonic Shift in North Africa Puts Washington in Passenger’s Seat
April 30, 2019
The Trump administration is clearly a spectator to the rapidly unfolding changes in North Africa. The winds of change across the Sahel and Maghreb regions are also beginning to be felt further south in sub-Saharan Africa.
Why the Gulf States Are So Edgy
April 15, 2019
The Gulf grandees have a right to be edgy, Alastair Crooke writes. They can see that Trump’s ‘war hawks’ are intent on cornering, pressurising and provoking Iran.
Rogue State? – Britain Railing Against International Norms and Laws
April 14, 2019
Leaving aside Britain’s past, most particularly that of empire, the country is not just continually moving towards authoritarianism it is beginning to demonstrate all the early signs of a rogue state.
