Aided by Air Strikes, Libyan Rebels Prep Counteroffensive
After losing several oil towns, the fighters are attempting to build a real military organization More »
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Clare Morgana Gillis is a freelance journalist based in the Middle East. She recently completed her PhD in history at Harvard University.
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