Intensive diplomatic initiatives are currently underway to break the prolonged political impasse in a deeply fractured Libya.
Global powers and regional actors are working to chart a viable path forward for a nation historically plagued by division and instability.
With the country divided under the control of two rival administrations, international focus centers heavily on the prospect of holding new elections. Key stakeholders hope that a unified, transparent voting process can finally bridge the deep communal rifts and guide the nation toward cohesive governance.
Yet the challenges remain formidable. Can international mediators engineer the consensus required for genuine progress?
Presenter: Cyril Vanier
Guests:
Mustafa Fetouri – Independent Libyan academic and award-winning journalist
William Lawrence – Director of the North African Area Studies Program at the National Council on US-Arab Relations, former US diplomat in Libya
Faraj Najem – Libyan historian and political researcher and author of, *Tribe, Islam and State in Libya*
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