Building on Local Elections in Libya
Guest post by Frank Talbot On May 12th citizens from the Libyan city of Zawiya, located 45 km west of Tripoli, went to the polls... Learn More
Libya civil society organisations posters
This week BCI, in partnership with the Institute for War and Peace Reporting (IWPR), participated in a conference showcasing our latest research on Libyan civil... Learn More
Post-Revolution Pioneers in Libya: New Research Released
On Monday, February 26, 2018, BCI presented the results of our recent research on women-focused civil society organisations in Libya. We conducted this research for... Learn More
Crisis warnings sound as EU gears up for new migrant wave
Commenting for the AP, BCI’s Carlo Binda underlines the continuing lack of a central authority in Libya VALLETTA, Malta (AP) — Tens of thousands of people... Learn More
Can the New Libyan Government Survive?
Guest Blog by Philip Eliason There are current and rapid changes in Libya. The arrival of seven of nine members of the Government of National... Learn More
Libya: What Needs To Happen Now
With writing by BCI and Frank Talbot, of Libya Reverb Project Defying sceptics and bluster of opposition, Libya’s Government of National Accord finally arrived in... Learn More
Libya’s GNA and the Future of Public Discourse
Guest post by Frank Talbot On December 17th, the much-anticipated Libyan Political Agreement (LPA) was signed in Al-Shkirat, Morocco. The international community congratulated the Libyans... Learn More
Libya Analytics: Key views in select communities
Following are highlights from 50 In-depth Interviews in key Libyan communities, conducted in August 2015. For information on how to purchase the detailed report,... Learn More
The first 100 days of a Libyan Government of National Accord
Getting the conflicting parties in Libya to agree to dialogue has been a long and frustrating process for Bernardino Leon, the Secretary General of the... Learn More
Peace Without Prosperity: The Cost of Conflict in Libya
If you think the hardest part of stabilizing Libya is the current negotiation process to end hostility – you are wrong. Even if the most... Learn More