Doubts Rise on Parliament and State Role in Libya Crisis

Libya is facing an ongoing political crisis due to disagreements between the House of Representatives and the High State Council, which has hindered the passage of laws related to general elections and prolonged the split between two competing governments. Structured dialogue sessions have concluded with two deadlines of 45 days each for consensus, but doubts remain about the possibility of reaching an agreement, especially as disagreements continue over candidacy conditions and the reexamination of unresolved issues. The economic and political crisis is worsening, amid expectations that external initiatives, such as the American-led initiative, are the most likely option for unifying authority and conducting elections.

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