Libyan Rivals Show Signs of Reconciliation as One Premier's Future is Uncertain
Signs of progress towards reconciliation between the two rival governments in Libya are being seen by observers, who point to discord within one camp and talks between representatives of the two sides.
The suspension of a former premier in the eastern camp, which reversed his political fortunes, could signal a move towards rapprochement with the internationally recognized government in the capital Tripoli.
These developments could aid the United Nations-led efforts for new elections in the country that has been torn by violence since the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
According to Harchaoui, the elites who are currently in power have no intention of relinquishing their positions and allowing for credible and authentic elections to take place.
These developments could aid the United Nations-led efforts for new elections in the country that has been torn by violence since the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
According to Harchaoui, the elites who are currently in power have no intention of relinquishing their positions and allowing for credible and authentic elections to take place.
