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I am Emadeddin Badi

I am a conflict analyst and policy professional with over a decade of experience working across North Africa and the Sahel. My work focuses on governance, civil-military coordination, and the political and institutional dynamics that shape conflict, stabilization, and reform processes in fragile and transitional environments. I specialize in security sector governance, disarmament and reintegration policy, migration dynamics, and the role of armed actors in political transitions. Drawing on both fieldwork and strategic advisory roles, I support international organizations, governments, and research institutions through applied analysis, stakeholder engagement, and the design of conflict-sensitive and context-responsive interventions.

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In Tripoli, A War on Militias Quickly Becomes a War of Militias

The Unraveling of “Stability” in Tripoli

New Report: Sudan, Human Smuggling and Refugees

No Country for the Young: The Degeneration of a Libyan Generation

New Report: Illicit economies and peace and security in Libya

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Still in the Game: Ankara’s Quiet Pivot in Libya – A View from Tripoli

Tripoli, the evening of June 4, 2025. Around sundown, I stood on the corniche of Treeg al-Shat near the Waddan Hotel, watching as a convoy of armored pickups moved hastily toward the Radisson Blu “al-Mahary”. The vehicles belonged to the General Security Apparatus (GSA) – a Zintani-led force headed by the Libyan Interior Minister’s brother […]

Solving Libya’s economic collapse will require confrontation—not consensus

Turkey’s Syria and Libya strategies add up to a Mediterranean power play

Russia is making a fragile pivot from Syria to Libya. The West should beware falling into a new trap.

Sudan is caught in a web of external interference. So why is an international response still lacking?

Derna’s Man-Made Disaster and the Tragedy of Libya’s Fate