In an article published with The National Interest on June 15, Thomas Trask and Jonathan Ruhe analyse the United States’ approach to Libya, characterized as “often confusing and consistently hands-off”. For Trask and Ruhe, such an approach puts Libya at risk, especially at a time when Libya increasingly descends into a proxy war. As a result, they advocate for the appointment by the US of a Special Envoy for the Eastern Mediterranean specifically tasked to implement a negotiated solution to the conflict.Click here to read the article.
