
Sudan, Egypt and Turkey: How the War Next Door is Reshaping Libya’s Regional Position
The war in Sudan is changing the strategic importance of Libya’s southern border. At the same time, Egypt and Turkey are expanding their engagement across

The war in Sudan is changing the strategic importance of Libya’s southern border. At the same time, Egypt and Turkey are expanding their engagement across

Libya’s eastern-based government has announced a new ban on the entry of citizens from Sudan, Eritrea, Ethiopia, and Somalia through all land, air, and sea

Gunmen attacked Diori Hamani International Airport in Niger’s capital Niamey on June 18, 2026. The assault killed 11 security personnel and two civilians. Nigerien forces

Libya’s Presidential Council Head Mohamed al-Menfi received a Swiss Foreign Ministry delegation in Tripoli on Monday. The meeting took place at the Presidential Council headquarters

Recent discussions between Egyptian and American officials on Libya may appear routine, but they reflect a broader shift in regional diplomacy. After several years in

For many years, climate change sat outside traditional security discussions in Libya. Policymakers focused on political instability, economic pressures, border management, and armed groups. Yet

Analysis When Libyans speak about national security, attention often turns to the major coastal cities. Yet the truth is that Libya’s stability is often decided

Libyan authorities have confirmed that the main land border crossing with Egypt currently allows passage only for Libyan and Egyptian citizens. The announcement has drawn