Experts warn upcoming Libyan elections unlikely to heal rifts (Christopher Hamill-Stewart, Arab News)

The political situation in Libya will remain unstable whether or not planned elections go ahead later this month, experts have warned, pointing to legal, political, and security failings that endanger stability in the near future.

In an event hosted Thursday by London think-tank Chatham House and attended by Arab News, a panel of speakers outlined their grim predictions for the future of Libya’s political roadmap.

Experts warn upcoming Libyan elections unlikely to heal rifts (arabnews.com)

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