Libyan dinar collapse sparks debate on policy solutions
Experts have highlighted multiple risks to the Libyan economy, including falling global oil prices and demand, disruptions in Libyan oil production due to political tensions, and rampant government spending exacerbated by the lack of a unified budget.
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Libya's Interior Minister blames public and municipal leaders for security failures
Interior Minister Emad al-Trabelsi lambasted armed groups, fuel smuggling, government mismanagement, and the use of Libya as a hub for smugglers. However, he did not convey confidence in the Interior Ministry's ability to meet Libya's ongoing security challenges.
Libya-Tunisia border crisis risks sparking wider conflict
The situation at the Ras Ajdir border crossing remains western Libya’s most dangerous fault line with serious risks of escalating.
Who will win the struggle for leadership at Libya’s Ministry of Oil & Gas?
Earlier this month, Mohamed Aoun was said to be reinstated as Minister of Oil & Gas. However, he has been unable to assume his duties as the acting O&G Minister Khalifa Abdulsadek continues to occupy his seat.
Libya’s municipal elections begin, despite funding challenges and public skepticism
Six months after the High National Elections Commission (HNEC) announced the launch of municipal elections, the Commission has initiated elections for the first group of municipal councils with expired terms and newly established steering councils.