Libya: Rising tensions before Teteh briefing

The article discusses the developments in the political crisis in Libya, focusing in particular on the stance of the High Council of State, which rejects the outcomes of the "4+4" agreement and the electoral laws issued by the House of Representatives. The Council considers that any political or electoral arrangements must be in accordance with the constitutional and legal frameworks of Libya. It also emphasizes the role of the United Nations Mission as a mediator and supporter of the political process. The High Council of State firmly criticizes laws and agreements that do not align with the constitutional framework and reaffirms its commitment to the roadmap announced by the Mission in August 2025, urging for its resumption. This comes amidst political tension in Tripoli, including the closure of the House of Representatives' headquarters and attempts to hold parliamentary sessions amid escalating political disagreements reflecting divisions over the electoral transition steps.

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