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عين ليبيا
Political analyst explains Libya crisis deadlock
The Libyan political scene is experiencing a state of severe deadlock due to systematic delays and conflicts among the rival parties over legislative processes and control of power. The Higher Council of State has rejected the outcomes of the (4+4) and (6+6) agreements, citing feelings of marginalization and lack of inclusion, which complicates efforts to resolve the crisis and effectively returns the country to square one. Experts and analysts have confirmed that regional and international powers are steadfast in pursuing their own interests. They also noted that unilateral legislation and the absence of consensus hinder any progress, with the country remaining in a state of "no war, no stability." It is expected that the situation will remain largely unchanged in the near to medium term.
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