Islamic State makes a comeback in Libya/ Ludovico Carlino

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CARLINO Ludovico

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In: Jane's Intelligence Review Vol.30, Issue 1, January 2018, pp.20-22 (123)Summary: The Islamic State is re-establishing itself in Libya following its eviction from Sirte in December 2016. This article examines how the extremist group has rebuilt its strength and revised its strategy as it considers its next moves.

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The Islamic State is re-establishing itself in Libya following its eviction from Sirte in December 2016. This article examines how the extremist group has rebuilt its strength and revised its strategy as it considers its next moves.

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