The recent leadership dispute between rival governments in Libya has amplified concerns about oil production, which is crucial for the nation’s economy.
With the central bank governor's departure under threat, the control of oil revenues has become a flashpoint in Libya's ongoing political struggle.
As the west's government alters key financial leadership, the eastern administration remains steadfast, effectively overseeing the majority of Libya's oil fields and thereby its economic stability.
This situation raises alarm bells regarding Libya's potential descent back into civil war, as both parties vie for control of their vital oil resources.
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