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Libyan embassy London, autumn 2011. (Photo: Gordon2208/Flickr)
New diplomatic staff tasked with rebuilding relations and recovering stolen state assets. Deputy mission chief Ahmed Gebreel talks about breaking with the Gaddafi regime.

IWPR Focus

IWPR's International Justice programme reports on Kenya.

Follow a Journalist

I was born on December, 17, 1969, in Naryn, a mountainous region of Kyrgyzstan, the youngest of nine children. My father taught mathematics. He also used to write short poems, which were popular in our village. People especially valued his koshok songs of mourning. My mother was a doctor.

IWPR Insight

Marwan Maalouf

A year on from the uprising in Tunisia which sparked a wave of unrest across the Arab world, IWPR Tunisian project director Marwan Maalouf looks at the challenges still facing the country. Elections resulted in the Islamist Ennahda party leading a coalition government, but Tunisia’s future direction remains unclear.
 

In Memoriam

Mukarram Khan Atif reporting from his home Mohmand Agency. Photo courtesy of Voice of America. (Copyright VOA)
Leading reporter Mukarram Khan Atif murdered by Taleban gunmen while at prayer.

Editorial Comment

US military banner is furled in a ceremony to mark the end of US military operations in Iraq, December 15, 2011. (Photo: Sgt. Jessica M. Kuhn, XVIII Airborne Corps PAO/US Army)
Does end of military mission expose Iraq to new dangers?

IWPR Focus

Comprehensive analysis and reports on the Karadzic case as part of IWPR's International Justice/ICTY programme.

Story Behind the Story

The process of preparing exclusive interviews with selected candidates for the presidential election on October 30 turned out to be an interesting exercise.