Clingendael Institute: Libya's Haftar and the Fezzan- one year on

Libya's Haftar and the Fezzan: one year on

POLICY BRIEF Libya’s eastern-based military commander Haftar exerted significant efforts to position his Libyan National Army as the territorially-dominant force across country’s western half, Fezzan. What are LNA’s territorial gains & dynamics there?

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Building regional capacity for mediation support

NEWS Regional organisations across the world are increasingly looking towards mediation as a tool for conflict resolution. Clingendael Academy helped formulating a 'moonshot' vision for mediation capacity of several organisations in 2025.

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Latest publications

The debate around returning foreign fighers in the Netherlands, op-ed by Goos Hofstee

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Training Courses

2-3 March: Belangenbehartiging en Lobbyen in de EU (NL)
21-24 April: International Negotiations
12 May-4 June: Internationale Veiligheid (NL) 8 days

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Events

16 Jan: A way forward for positive migration governance in Libya
21 Jan: Taiwan after the 2020 Election: Post-election Scenarios

Clingendael Magazine

Voor Iran zijn cyberaanvallen de beste verdediging, analysis by Ko Colijn
Gedeeld Cyprus: Een kerkhof voor diplomaten?, analysis by Jan Marinus Wiersma
Per dag regeren in een verdeeld Spanje, analysis by Otto Holman

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In the media

Audio/Video
Europa zet Iran-deal verder op scherp, Sico van der Meer / Nieuwsuur
Einde van de nucleaire deal met Iran lijkt nu echt nabij, Sico van der Meer / NPO 2 De Wild In De Middag
Trump wil dat NAVO zich meer met het Midden-Oosten gaat bemoeien, Dick Zandee / BNR Ochtendspits

Online/Print
Peking waarschuwt voor verslechtering Nederlands-Chinese relatie om ASML, Maaike Okano-Heijmans / Het Financieele Dagblad
Russia emerges as Libya powerbroker after assembling breakthrough talks, Jalel Harchaoui / The Independent
Iran heeft een steeds sterker motief voor cyberaanvallen, Ko Colijn / NRC €
Taiwan morgen naar de stembus ‘maar ze gaan niet voor China kiezen’, Brigitte Dekker / AD

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BRILL: Human Rights and Humanitarian Law

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EGMONT Institute: Extremist Offender Management in Belgium

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DoD to extend Commissary/BX/MWR privileges to Veterans, MISSION Act Urgent Care, Lay Wreaths on Veteran Graves

DoD to extend Commissary/BX/MWR privileges to Veterans, MISSION Act Urgent Care, Lay Wreaths on Veteran Graves U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs sent this bulletin at 12/04/2019 06:30 PM EST #VetResources - for Veterans, their Families, Caregivers, and Survivors Sign up for this weekly newsletter at www.VA.gov/VetResources View and share as a webpage National Wreaths Across America Day is December 14th Wreaths Across America is a non-profit organization that has coordinated laying Christmas wreaths on Veteran’s graves every year since 2007. Their mission involves honoring and remembering Veterans around the holiday season. You can get involved and volunteer to lay wreaths! LEARN MORE Veterans need Veterans Health Identification Card (VHIC) to access bases for commissary/BX/MWR privileges The Defense Department has announced expanded Commissary, Military Service Exchange and MWR access for Veterans on Jan. 1 and es...

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