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Libya Dispute on Tripoli Protests Impact
Tripoli has experienced relatively calm conditions following a wave of popular protests demanding the overthrow of the government and improvements in living conditions. However, controversy continues over the impact of these protests on the progress of the American-led initiative to share power among the Libyan factions. Officials are closely watching whether the movement will strengthen or undermine the chances of implementing the initiative, which aims to unify authority and hold elections. Meanwhile, the government remains hesitant to make an official stance, emphasizing conditions such as building a civil state and conducting fair elections. Although some analysts believe that the protests have not significantly affected the political course, there are concerns that they might cause hesitation in Prime Minister Abdelhamid Dbeibah's position—especially given opposition from certain political forces and factions in the western region to the initiative. These include proposals to unify authority that could keep Dbeibah as head of a unity government and involve General Haftar in the presidency of the Presidential Council. Despite this, political and security talks continue across Libya, including meetings between key parties, aimed at meeting diplomatic demands and reaching consensus ahead of upcoming elections. There are expectations that dialogue will resume to re-activate issues related to elections and political stability.
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