Libya’s passage through a democratic era is characterized by challenges and threats that may hamper the transition and threaten its neighbors. The proliferation of weapons and limited efforts by the government to monitor the security situation have invigorated terrorist and outlaw groups to take advantage of this favorable climate and further reinforce their networks.
Article by Ahmed Ellali and Gaser El Safty, The Atlantic Post.
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The government appointed by the House of Representatives (HoR) in eastern Libya announced the holding …
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