My new column for The Week on the effects of the Libyan war is online.

Update: Joshua Keating points out new reports out of Mali about mutinous soldiers rebelling against the Malian government because of its handling of the Tuareg uprising:

Anger has been growing within the army at the handling of a Tuareg-led rebellion that has killed dozens of people and forced nearly 200,000 civilians to flee their homes.

While soldiers had been urging the government to provide better weapons to fight the rebels, bolstered by fighters who had fought in Libya’s civil war, one of the mutineers said they now wanted to oust President Amadou Toumani Toure.