Today, we turn to the Mediterranean — and to a voice that carries the weight of experience at the highest levels of American and allied leadership.
Our focus is an important analysis published in the Jerusalem Strategic Tribune by General James L. Jones — a four-star Marine Corps General, former Supreme Allied Commander Europe, former Commander of U.S. European Command, and former National Security Advisor to the President of the United States.
Libya and the Return of Strategic Leadership in the Mediterranean
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February 2026
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Libya and the Return of Strategic Leadership in the Mediterranean
Today, we turn to the Mediterranean — and to a voice that carries the weight of experience at the highest levels of American and allied leadership.Our focus is an important analysis published in the Jerusalem Strategic Tribune by General James L. Jones — a four-star Marine Corps General, former Supreme Allied Commander Europe, former Commander […]
Why Italy Is the Strategic Anchor of US Policy in the Mediterranean
As the United States reassesses its military posture in Europe and shifts strategic bandwidth toward the Indo-Pacific, it must also reassess the architecture of its Mediterranean partnerships. The Mediterranean remains a theater Washington cannot afford to neglect. Between Russian revanchism, Chinese technological penetration, North African instability, energy corridors, and the security of the Red Sea, […]
Libya and the Return of Strategic Leadership in the Mediterranean
For more than a decade, Libya has stood as a symbol of unfinished intervention — a country liberated from dictatorship but never stabilized into durable statehood. The result has not merely been internal fragmentation. It has been the steady erosion of security across the central Mediterranean, the expansion of external influence, and the normalization of […]
