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Political Risk / Libya

From Trouble Maker To Peace Negotiator

July 2008 | Political Risk Analysis

The International Criminal Court (ICC)'s indictment of Sudan's president for alleged war crimes offers Libya an opportunity to wield its regional influence. Despite its rapprochement with the West, we expect Libya to close ranks with its Arab partners on the issue.

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