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عين ليبيا
UN Extension Power Feud
Political analyst Nasser Abu Deeb believes that France’s continued travel warnings for most of Libya reflect the fact that security has not yet fully stabilized. However, he stressed that the warnings do not amount to a definitive, accurate assessment of every city. He said the extension of the UN mission’s mandate was expected, and that Washington is pushing the “4+4” initiative and a process that could last 24 months, despite opposition from the High Council of State and the obstacles it faces, amid a crisis of trust between institutions dating back to 2014. He also questioned whether US threats to punish those obstructing progress would be effective, and said that Russia’s and Greece’s positions, as well as trilateral efforts by Algeria, Egypt and Tunisia, are shaped by differing calculations and interests and have yet to offer a clear path to resolving the Libyan crisis.
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