Assessing the New U.S. Initiative for Libya
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Assessing the New U.S. Initiative for Libya
Washington is negotiating an accord that would piece Libya’s divided national institutions back together. But its political aspects have sown fierce controversy. Rather than risk the country’s tenuous peace, U.S. mediators should seek broader buy-in, focusing on budgetary and military issues in the interim.
After fifteen years of discretion on the Libyan issue, Washington wants to reconcile the rival authorities of East and West around a power-sharing agreement negotiated between a few local lords. Far from appeasing the country, this initiative triggers a febrile recomposition of power relations and exposes the fragility of alliances on both sides.
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