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Arab Digest Newsletter / / Corruption, Egypt, Elections, Energy, Europe, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Libya, Oil, Russia, Türkiye, UK, USA / Leave a Comment

Ref: AD-2283

Summary: in Libya current events, peace processes and diplomats all seem to be caught in a cyclical game and the country appears to have now gone the full circle, returning to the environment which existed just before the start of the war on Tripoli in 2019.



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