Is A New Libyan Civil War Inevitable?

The nation of Libya is at crossroads, where one road leads to reunification, and the other ungley install out war. For more than a decade straight, Libya has been split into. In the West, an internationally recognised government rules from the capital city of Tripoli, under the command of a corrupt strongman called Abdul Hamid de Beiber.

In the East, a rival government rules from the ancient city of Tobruk, under the control of the notorious warlord Khalifa Haftar and his family dynasty.

After a six-year war that concluded in 2020 and left untold tens of thousands dead, Libya's great divide has formed the basis for a new and devastating status quo, where the two sides crag down on their respective internal adversaries accumulate wealth and weaponry and intermittently exchange fire across a hazy, ill-defined line of control.