AEI visiting scholar Paul Wolfowitz will discuss America's involvement in Libya with former Libyan ambassador Ali Aujali, the current representative of Libya's Transitional National Council.

If we continue to choose international law over national interests, more lives will continue to be lost and dictators will stay in power much longer.

Europe and the United Statesclaim that Libya has changed, butin realitythe change in the Libyan leader or his regime is more illusionary than real.

Gaddafi's blameshifting on AIDS in Libya exposes how many African countries try to cover up their failures by blaming the very countries that wish to help them.

John Yoo defends a strong presidency and the President's constitutional power to wage war.

If the Bush administration wantsa "forward strategy of freedom" for the Muslim world, it cannot turn a blind eye to Libyan president Gaddafi's internal repression and international adventurism.

Obama's supporters may say America's influence is in decline, but it need not be: Libyans seek U.S. assistance.