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The article concerns Libya's prolonged and worsening electricity crisis, which has become more than just an inconvenience; it is leading to a decline in public trust in state institutions due to persistent power outages and rising temperatures. It pointed to widespread protests in Tripoli, amid decreasing production capacity, fuel shortages, and technical malfunctions—factors that reflect a growing public disillusionment with the government. International expert Karim Mizran emphasized that internal divisions and external interventions are complicating the crisis, warning that any settlement without broad Libyan consensus will only increase tensions and hinder stability. Meanwhile, the UN's efforts to improve the political situation remain weak, with emerging conflicts between political institutions, all amidst ongoing public distrust and the absence of an effective authority.
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