New ruling renews Libyan Intelligence debate

The article centered around the judicial and political dispute over the leadership of the Libyan intelligence agency, following the Presidential Council's decision to dismiss Hussain Al-Ayib from his position and to appoint Abdel Majid Milaqta as his successor. The Zawiya Court of Appeal ordered the suspension of the implementation of the dismissal and appointment decisions, reigniting the debate over the authority to reform the leadership of Libya’s sovereign and security apparatus. Despite this, Milaqta continued to perform his duties and communicate with geopolitical and international entities, meeting with foreign officials to strengthen security and regional cooperation, while Al-Ayib legally challenged the decision to maintain his legitimacy. The successive judicial rulings illustrate the complexity of the legal situation, while the dispute over who has the right to appoint the agency’s leader remains unresolved, reflecting the ongoing political division within the country.

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