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Libya in Focus

June 9, 2020 11:00

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Join us for a Newlines Institute panel discussion on the recent developments in Libya, the geopolitical dynamics, and potential scenarios for the country’s trajectory. Panelists include EUI’s Virginie Collombier, Libyan-Italian scholar Karim Mezran, Governance Quotient founder Amanda Kadlec, and Newlines Institute’s former Senior Fellow Allison McManus.

‘Targeted and Precise’: Innovation versus Regulation in the Critical Technology Sector

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Libya in Focus

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