Security Council Archives - Page 10 of 13

The International Community Follows The Script on Syria

As violence continues in Syria, the international community is kicking into gear and taking the first steps along the same path that lead to the extreme isolation of Libya's Gaddafi.

Military Action Against Libya Imminent

With a UN Security Council resolution passed authorizing a no-fly zone over Libya, and the use of "any means necessary to protect civilians", NATO powers are getting ready to enforce the terms of the resolution. The conflict in Libya is about to enter a new phase.

Air Strikes in Libya Could Come Within Hours of UN Vote

Draft language on Libya being debated at the UN suggests that international intervention in Libya may begin within hours of the Security Council vote. UPDATE: Resolution passes. The countdown to intervention begins.

Beyond the Point of a No-Fly Zone for Libya

If intervention is what is called for, it must be done decisively. Half-measures like a no-fly zone just won't cut it.

Big Decision Day for Libya No Fly Zone in the Security Council

If I were a betting man, I would wager that the Security Council passes a resolution authorizing a no-fly zone for Libya. Probably today.

Why A No Fly Zone for Libya Without Security Council Approval Would Be Bad for America

If you think military intervention in Libya is the way to go, a Security Council resolution is not something that is nice to have. It is a must. Otherwise, it is exceedingly difficult to see how such a mission would at all be in the service of American interests.

The Obama Administration’s Full Spectrum Diplomacy on Libya

You can tell that Libya is a top priority 0f the Obama administration because they are not spending this week patting themselves on the back for passing a strongly worded resolution. Rather, the Obama administration is doing the hard and often overlooked work of making sure the resolution is effectively enforced.