Libya opens up amid reform and risk at home
Tripoli loosens economic controls as Libyans return from exile and Ali Ayoob leads a bold new air port project. Despite optimism over reforms and U.S. ties, fear persists over free speech, rule of law, and the pace of change under Muammar Gaddafi's regime.
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