Inside the Rebel Endgame
Fadel Lamen, with rebel leaders in Libya last week, reveals their strategy.
Arab World's Mixed Reaction
As America celebrated the bin Laden killing, the response in the Middle East was more equivocal. Fadel Lamen translates the thoughts of angry leaders, probing columnists and Internet jihadis.
Did Gaddafi Exaggerate NATO Attack?
The strike that killed the dictator’s youngest son came nowhere close to killing Gaddafi, says Fadel Lamen’s Libyan sources, who also cast doubt on whether grandchildren were killed.
Rebel Leader: Give Us a Chance
With the Libyan resistance in retreat, opposition leader Mustafa Abdul Jalil tells The Daily Beast’s Fadel Lamen that his side needs a no-fly zone and a naval blockade to create a fair fight.
The Aborted Gaddafi Amnesty Deal
As both rebels and the Libyan dictator deny that a deal for his exit was proffered, a key insider reveals to Fadel Lamen the details of Gaddafi's offer—and the opposition's next move.
Libya's Muammar Gaddafi Tried to Execute Me
The Libyan dictator's bipolar antics on ABC Monday are consistent with a man who tried to execute me, held my young daughter hostage—and recently gave me a hug.
Libya's Muammar Gaddafi in Crisis
Assassins, coup attempts, Western sanctions, even a stroke—Muammar Gaddafi has survived them all for four decades. But the growing protests in Libya and his regime’s brutal response may put an end to his luck.