Two years on, the euphoria that accompanied the uprising of the Libyan people and the fall of Colonel Qadafi and his brutal dictatorship has been replaced by a sober recognition of the enormity and the depth of the challenges facing Libya's leaders and its people.
Udall reflects on the challenges Libya faces post-Qadafi's regime.
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