Washington thinks it can fix Libya. It may be about to break it again instead

Summary

An analysis warns that a hurried US-backed power-sharing plan for Libya may deepen existing fractures rather than resolve them. The proposed family-based bargain, negotiated with outside backing, risks entrenching old rivalries instead of easing the political deadlock.

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A hurried power-sharing plan may ease the deadlock, but a family bargain backed from abroad risks deepening old fractures
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