Speaking in a live interview just after midnight yesterday on the eve of the GNC vote on the Political Isolation Law, Prime Minister Ali Zeidan admitted that neither the state nor the government were strong enough yet.

British security analyst Richard Galustian takes issue with the way Libya is being portrayed in the international media and by some foreign governments.

Young people from around Libya are exploring ideas about transitional justice with local and international speakers in a two-day event at the Bab Al Bahr Hotel.

Young people from around Libya are exploring ideas about transitional justice with local and international speakers in a two-day event at the Bab Al Bahr Hotel.

In the last few months there has been growing discontent across the country about the current Government and General National Congress (GNC). The central motives that appear to have fueled the anger of the population is a series of alleged corruptions scandals, the lack of decentralization, and the perceived ineffectiveness …

Last year I visited Berlin at the invitation of the Federal Foreign Office as part of a programme entitled “Democracy and the role of women in the Middle East” which included female professionals and activists from a number of countries in the MENA region.

When everything is important, nothing is important. Governments, organizations and individuals must proactively set their priorities in order to allocate and leverage limited resources effectively. Libya is faced with a long and growing list of daunting challenges. Stakeholders have many needs and they all want their needs fulfilled now. While …

Plurality of powers in Libya? The Prosecutor’s Office last week  released a statement through its official spokesperson that contained some interesting content with huge relevance for the new post February 17 Libya.

Being a journalist under the autocratic rule of Libyan dictator Moammar Qadhafi was an exercise in choice: between promoting state propaganda and spending time in jail. Now that NATO has toppled the regime, Libya is a little better at letting reporters practice their trade. But the press in Libya is …