Vol 54 No 2 | LIBYA Thawing the assets 18th January 2013 According to a leaked management report from September 2010, some 75% of the Libyan Investment Authority’s assets were in Europe, 14% in North America and the remaining 11%...
Vol 52 No 17 | LIBYAAFRICA Gadaffi falls, revolution rises 26th August 2011 Declaring victory after six months of war, the new regime in Tripoli has rejuvenated the Arab Spring and may promote political change further south With its victory over the forces of Moammar el Gadaffi this week, the Transitional National Council (TNC) has proved it has more staying power than suggested by its...
Vol 3 (AAC) No 10 | LIBYASOUTH KOREA Gadaffi guns for Seoul's spy 17th August 2010 An espionage row is holding up progress on a US$438 million project. An espionage row in which Libya expelled one of Seoul’s secret agents is holding up progress on a US$438 million project signed on 6 August between South Korea’s...
Vol 67 No 14 | LIBYASUDANUNITED STATES The Haftar-Hemeti warlord connection catches up with Washington 8th July 2026 As US envoy Boulos talks up a Libyan unity plan, investigators have traced arms supplies linking Haftar’s fiefdom with the RSF militia A compelling new investigation into how fighters loyal to eastern-based warlord Khalifa Haftar have trained fighters from Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) is complicating a new US push...
Vol 3 (AAC) No 2 | LIBYA Musa Kusa 15th December 2009 Foreign Affairs Minister, Libya Libya's Foreign Minister Musa Kusa was among the first of a wave of African ministers who are loudly and publicly criticising China's activities. In a 10 November interview with the London-based...
