America's Libya Strategy: Division Management
The article discusses U.S. foreign policy towards Libya, focusing on efforts to successfully implement the unification plan through the "4+4 Agreement" initiative and to make progress in forming a unified government that ensures the organization of final elections. If this plan fails, Washington is moving towards a flexible strategy that relies on isolating the economic aspect, particularly oil, to ensure the continued flow of production and maintain economic stability. This approach also involves preserving the existence of two separate states through distinct authorities and institutions in the east and west. The goal is to safeguard foreign interests and achieve security stability while diminishing the importance of deep political solutions. This tends to entrench an unofficial division, exposing Libya's internal situation to risks such as the erosion of services and increasing economic pressures. The ongoing U.S. presence aims to balance regional influence.
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