Posted by Amanda Rogers on March 8, 2013 · Leave a Comment
Libya’s revolution has, indeed, been hijacked –not by Taliban-styled Salafi radicals, or the tentacles of insidious Western imperialism, but by ideologues eager to project pre-packaged hypotheses (be it democratization towards the utopia of secular modernity or entrenchment in global neo-liberalism with conservative fascism proves the rule of the day). The July 7th elections appeared to break the wave of more »
Posted by Dr. Omar Reda on December 28, 2012 · Leave a Comment
DR. Omar Ahmed Reda is Assistant professor of Psychiatry in Oregon Health & Sciences University. He graduated from Benghazi medical school in 1998 and finished his MD degree from University of Tennessee in 2009, shortly thereafter obtaining his Masters in global mental health from Harvard University. He is a Psychological trauma expert, and the founder more »
Posted by Suliman Gaouda on November 1, 2012 · Leave a Comment
Today, Libyans await the General National Congress to approve Prime Minister Ali Zeidan’s proposed cabinet and take the reins from a temporary government that has failed on an overall scale to provide the most basic necessities that Libyans need to begin the rebuilding stage of their country. Over a year has passed since the country’s more »
Category Commentary, Current, Featured, FEATURED, Politics · Tags advice, ali zaidan, ali zaydan, ali zeidan, civil society, congress, demonstrations, discontent, general national congress, gnc, libya, libyans, opinion, prime minister, security, stability
Posted by Editors on May 24, 2012 · 2 Comments
[ENGLISH] في الوقت الذي يُعيد فيه شعب ليبيا بناء مجتمعهم وبنيته التحتية وإقتصاده بعد المعارك في 2011 التي أدت إلى في آخر المطاف إلى الإطاحة بنظام القذافي، فإنهم يواصلون سعيهم للحصول على إتصال بالإنترنت مستقر وعال السرعة. الدخول إلى الشبكة هو أساسي للإتصال في بلد حر لكل من الإتصالات الفردية والتجارية. و وفقاً لمركز بروتوكل more »
Posted by Editors on May 20, 2012 · 1 Comment
Libya needs another licensed Internet provider to compete with LTT in providing Internet services to the country.
Posted by Amanda Rogers on May 12, 2012 · 11 Comments
I have never wanted to write publicly on Libya. Part of this has to do with the fact that, as you might pick up from my name, I’m not Libyan. I have a deep ethical distaste for the rise of Westerners (I highlight Westerners here because I have yet to see others doing the same) more »
Posted by Tasbeeh Herwees on May 6, 2012 · 2 Comments
How the embattled administration could save its legacy before it’s too late.
Hijacking Libya: A Tale of Two Ideologues
Posted by Amanda Rogers on March 8, 2013 · Leave a Comment
Libya’s revolution has, indeed, been hijacked –not by Taliban-styled Salafi radicals, or the tentacles of insidious Western imperialism, but by ideologues eager to project pre-packaged hypotheses (be it democratization towards the utopia of secular modernity or entrenchment in global neo-liberalism with conservative fascism proves the rule of the day). The July 7th elections appeared to break the wave of more »
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