The conflict in Libya continues to unfold, evolving day by day. Although the situation is fluid and unpredictable, the chorus of voices calling for the U.S. and Europe to intervene grow louder by the day. Indeed, the United States and United Kingdom are seriously contemplating implementation of a no-fly zone. Hans-Inge Langø provided an intelligent look at implementing a no-fly zone last week through the lens of the responsibility to protect doctrine. David Cloud of the Los Angeles Times provides a further examination of the logistics involved in implementing a no-fly zone. The narrative in popular commentary: a no-fly zone over Libya is possible, but very complex, and the efficacy is questionable. . . .
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