Libyan Supreme Council Decides on Election Deal

The article discusses the position of the Libyan Parliament and the Higher Council of State regarding the "4+4" agreement, which the Libyan parties reached under UN sponsorship. The agreement aims to organize the national elections and restore the unity of the executive authority. The presidency of the Higher Council of State and most of its members continue to oppose the agreement, complicating its chances of approval before the September deadline. The council faces both international and domestic pressures, amid fears of internal divisions and potential international bypassing if the rejection persists. While the agreement represents a crucial step toward organizing the elections, political and diplomatic forces remain tangled over its legitimacy and its impact on the future of authority in Libya, with expectations that the council may be sidelined if opposition continues.

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