Libyan crisis: foreign intelligence's role
The ongoing Libyan conflict reflects deep-rooted political and institutional divisions, amid worsening living conditions, security crises, and the closure of oil exports, which hinder the holding of elections and complicate solutions further. Experts and politicians emphasize the need to adopt a nationwide path supported by the United Nations that includes institutional consensus and the implementation of feasible legal measures, aiming to end political deadlock, achieve lasting stability, and carry out the necessary reforms to ensure resource management and transitional justice. Challenges include legal and security disputes, delays in reaching agreement on electoral laws, and obstacles to implementing reforms. Restoring state sovereignty and unifying institutions are essential steps toward conducting successful elections.
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