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عين ليبيا
Conflict and Political Settlement
The article discusses the political and security situation in Libya, focusing on attempts to overcome the political deadlock through the 4+4 Committee agreement sponsored by the United Nations. This effort faces objections from parties in western Libya and armed factions, especially in Misrata and Tripoli, due to their perception of marginalization of their interests. The article highlights the deteriorating economic and living conditions, as well as the possibility of resorting to military solutions led by the armed forces, while warning of the risks of international intervention. It emphasizes the need for comprehensive national dialogue to rebuild the state and exclude the presence of illegal weapons, drawing lessons from the Lebanese Taif Agreement while avoiding its mistakes. The political future is divided between the options of armed conflict or separation. The article calls for a broad national consensus and unified legitimacy for the eastern and southern states.
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