US EditionLibya Elections Chief Warns Against Changing Electoral Body Without Legal Framework
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Libyan PM Candidates Call for Unified Government
Libyan candidates for the leadership of a unified government have warned against unilateral political tracks amid renewed controversy over the electoral process and ongoing institutional division in the country. In a joint statement issued after a meeting held in Tripoli, the candidates stressed that any successful electoral process remains conditional on strict adherence to the existing legal framework and the formation of a unified government …
The political and institutional discussions on the course of the elections and the arrangements for the next phase continue in Libya, with continuing disagreement between the Consultative Council of State and the Council of Representatives over the management of the Supreme National Electoral Commission, which intersects with increasing tensions within the institutions themselves and reflects a renewed political stalemate, at a time when warning…
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