There is plenty of blame to go around in Libya

Outlet: Arab News

Language: English

Abstract: Once again, violence grips Tripoli as Libya's parallel authorities clash, perpetuating a cycle of conflict amid stalled UN-led dialogues. The struggle for control over oil revenues escalates tensions, with rival factions resorting to disrupting oil production, impacting the country's stability. Moreover, regional interests profit from Libya's instability, hindering international efforts for peace. Despite the regular conflicts, the complexity of Libyan dynamics and opposing goals have created little incentive for Western action. The likelihood of a united Libya is still bleak due to the UN's repeated failures at mediating the conflict; armed factions continue to amass power and legitimacy and engage in violent acts without consequence.

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