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Behind the UN Mission in Libya: Expert Explains Why International Powers Avoid Stability
The political crisis in Libya continues to be characterized by institutional divisions and disagreements over managing the transitional phase, which hampers political stability and the organization of final elections. Analyses indicate that the current situation is a partial transitional phase, and it may be the last one, with years of stalemate having a significant impact on the fragile political landscape and previous initiative failures. Despite United Nations efforts, a permanent solution has not been achieved, nor has decisive progress been made. The main obstacles remain institutional division, trust challenges, and the interference of international parties, which have contributed to the complexity of the crisis. The ongoing instability threatens the future of the electoral process, especially as presidential elections face considerable difficulties, while legislative elections appear more feasible for restoring legitimacy. Achieving internal consensus and securing international guarantees are essential for the success of any upcoming political course.
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