Tag Archives: Libya Liberated

Libya, the Calm before the next Storm.

Posted on October 29, 2011 by christoflehmann

On 31 October NATO ends Operation Unified Protector. In retrospect, that what is now widely perceived as the nearing end of the Libyan War, will most likely be perceived as the calm before the next storm. At 23.59 o´clock on … Continue reading →

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Libya War To Last Years.

Posted on October 24, 2011 by christoflehmann

As tragic as the death of Muammar and Mutassim Ghadafi may be, it does not appear as if it contributes to ending the conflict. On the contrary, as analyzed in a previous article, there are both US and Russian Interests … Continue reading →