Diplomacy and Foreign Policy
2 articlesWithin Politics and Power, Diplomacy and Foreign Policy isolates the questions around bilateral relations, foreign policy doctrine and ambassadorial relations. Editors trace treaty negotiations, regional diplomacy and multilateral diplomacy through decision-making power, institutional change, domestic legitimacy and regional political leverage, asking which changes alter policy, markets or strategic risk. The editorial test is whether diplomacy and foreign policy leads the analysis; Regional Rivalries and Elections and Political Parties should not displace that intent.
U.S. Welcomes UN-Brokered Electoral Agreement Between Libyan Parties
Massad Boulos, U.S. Senior Advisor for Arab and African Affairs, has welcomed the UN-brokered agreement reached in Tunis between Libya's rival political factions, calling it a significant step toward establishing electoral laws and advancing national elections.
Libya and France Advance Talks on Political Process and Direct Flights
Libyan Prime Minister Abdel Hamid Aldabaiba met France's Special Envoy to discuss political developments and confirm plans to resume direct flights between Libya and France by September, signalling renewed bilateral engagement and potential economic impact.