CDS Libya Round-up Thursday 24 March
Find top opinion pieces on the ongoing US and allied military action in Libya and its implications below.
General Charles Horner (ret.) argues for precise objectives and discusses the role that American air power can play in resolving the Libyan conflict.
Jason Cowley considers Anglo-American action in Libya in light of John Stuart Mill’s writings on intervention.
Jennifer Rubin criticizes the Obama administration’s failure to articulate a clear strategy in Libya.
Michael O’Hanlon proposes negotiating a settlement in Libya.
Kori Schake examines multilateralism under the Obama administration.
The Wall Street Journal editorial staff discusses the conduct of the war in Libya.
The Economist finds fault in the lack of coordination among allies in Libya.
Max Boot discusses the improbability of a Gadhafi exile and the imperative for communicating with rebels on the ground.
Con Coughlin notes the obstacles to effective and coherent action in the European camp.
Richard Haass calls armed intervention in Libya “too much, too late.”
