From Airing a Terrorist Organisation to Meeting Foreign Governments

From Airing a Terrorist Organisation to Meeting Foreign Governments

The United States recently took custody of a Libyan suspect accused of involvement in the 2012 attack on its mission in Benghazi — an assault that killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans and continues to shape Washington’s Libya policy more than a decade later. Yet some of the figures who operated publicly during that same period now sit across the table from foreign officials as representatives of the Libyan state. Among…