Libya’s transition is going nowhere fast – and by design.

Outlet: Arab News

Language: English

Abstract: The milestone of the civil war in Libya's 12th anniversary is overshadowed by a depressing reality. Despite a halt in episodic violence, division persists, preventing stability and unity. The ruling elite in Libya views disarmament and reconciliation talks cynically because they put their own interests ahead of national progress. As a result, Libya's future remains uncertain, with power struggles and a fragmented state defining its trajectory. If there isn't any real progress made, Libya runs the risk of regressing into violence once more and continuing its cycle of instability.

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