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عين ليبيا
Paul's Plan: A Second Trap for Libya
The article discusses the risks and the American approach in attempting to resolve the political crisis in Libya, focusing on the plans of Mousaad Boulos, who proposes redrawing the borders of the Libyan state to unify authority, while abolishing the three-tiered constitutional formula (Tripoli, Barqa, and Fezzan). The article shows how the United States has employed a "oil-for-containment" policy since 1963 to influence the Libyan regime, by imposing centralization at the expense of balancing regional interests, which led to the weakening and fragmentation of the state. Currently, efforts to control are repeated through unendorsed unification proposals lacking national trust, raising the risk of escalating conflicts and a return to chaos—especially since American objectives remain tied to economic and geopolitical interests, particularly in the oil and resource sectors.
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