Libya's ongoing political struggle revolves around control of the central bank, a crucial element for factions vying for oil wealth amidst a fragile peace.
Despite a cease-fire since 2020, Libya's divided government illustrates how agreements between warlords have sustained a superficial calm while ignoring citizens' needs.
The recent attempt by Libya's presidential council to oust the bank's head signals a potential escalation of power struggles that could destabilize the current situation.
The absence of nationwide elections in Libya since the establishment of the Dbeiba administration highlights the fragility of political agreements and the dire need for a unified government.
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