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Libyan writer and journalist currently based in the UK.
OpEd News Member for 267 week(s) and 3 day(s)
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Friday, March 26, 2021
Erdogan pulls the wool over the eyes of Europeans Turkey has put its mind to improving the damaged relations with the European Union and introducing a positive agenda to the negotiations with the EU leaders: this is a deceptive impression that could have been produced on an outside observer by the recent steps of the Turkish leadership.
Friday, March 26, 2021Erdogan pulls the wool over the eyes of Europeans Turkey has put its mind to improving the damaged relations with the European Union and introducing a positive agenda to the negotiations with the EU leaders: this is a deceptive impression that could have been produced on an outside observer by the recent steps of the Turkish leadership.
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Sunday, February 7, 2021
Pan-Turkism as a Rising Threat to Regional Stability An essay about Turkey's neo-Ottomanism policy in the MENA and the Mediterranean region as well as Ankara's encroachment in countries with Turkic minorities
Sunday, February 7, 2021Pan-Turkism as a Rising Threat to Regional Stability An essay about Turkey's neo-Ottomanism policy in the MENA and the Mediterranean region as well as Ankara's encroachment in countries with Turkic minorities
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Monday, July 27, 2020
Is Washington Running Out of Patience Over Turkey's Expansionism? The US administration under President Trump has long tried to dissemble Turkey's not entirely legitimate yet brazenly aggressive military intervention in Libya, where the NATO allies turned regional rivals.
Monday, July 27, 2020Is Washington Running Out of Patience Over Turkey's Expansionism? The US administration under President Trump has long tried to dissemble Turkey's not entirely legitimate yet brazenly aggressive military intervention in Libya, where the NATO allies turned regional rivals.
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Sunday, July 12, 2020
Does Turkey Plan Revenge for Al-Watiya Attack? Turkey is decided on the use of military force to protect its interests in Libya
Sunday, July 12, 2020Does Turkey Plan Revenge for Al-Watiya Attack? Turkey is decided on the use of military force to protect its interests in Libya
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Thursday, May 21, 2020
Erdogan's Cronies Leech Off Libya's Oil and Blood It's no secret that Erdogan is desperate in his desire to restore the Ottoman empire to its former glory. However, the only goal he pursues in Libya is to leech off the country's natural resources by pulling the strings attached to its puppet GNA - ironically enough, the one that provided legitimate grounds for the Turkish invasion.
Thursday, May 21, 2020Erdogan's Cronies Leech Off Libya's Oil and Blood It's no secret that Erdogan is desperate in his desire to restore the Ottoman empire to its former glory. However, the only goal he pursues in Libya is to leech off the country's natural resources by pulling the strings attached to its puppet GNA - ironically enough, the one that provided legitimate grounds for the Turkish invasion.
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Thursday, October 31, 2019
Berlin conference on Libya may not resolve long-lasting conflict without reconsidering current status quo In the changing environment, the Skhirat Agreement should have been reformed to bring the document into line with the reality of today's Libya. But it has not. Unsurprisingly, financial discrimination against Cyrenaica and Fezzan resulted in social resentment and resistance from local authorities, which in fact were disobeying Tripoli's government.
Thursday, October 31, 2019Berlin conference on Libya may not resolve long-lasting conflict without reconsidering current status quo In the changing environment, the Skhirat Agreement should have been reformed to bring the document into line with the reality of today's Libya. But it has not. Unsurprisingly, financial discrimination against Cyrenaica and Fezzan resulted in social resentment and resistance from local authorities, which in fact were disobeying Tripoli's government.
