Bernard Haykel: Libya’s civil war is the Middle East’s tragedy on a smaller scale

The country has become a battleground for larger powers competing for its oil and attempting to dominate the Arab world, writes Bernard Haykel

Bernard Haykel: Libya’s civil war is the Middle East’s tragedy on a smaller scale

The country has become a battleground for larger powers competing for its oil and attempting to dominate the Arab world, writes Bernard Haykel

THE war in Libya is a microcosm of the tragedy of many Middle Eastern countries. The fighting in Libya could sow instability in neighbouring countries, like Tunisia and Egypt, and trigger more waves of refugees fleeing to Europe.

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