In the new issue of “Libyan Affairs” magazine: The North is divided against itself and the South is without a state

Issue 26 of the magazine “Libyan Affairs” reviewed the various Libyan political bodies, including the House of Representatives, the Supreme Council of State, the National Unity Government headed by Abdul Hamid Dabaiba, and the parallel government headed by Fathi Bashagha. Researcher Najat Faqiri indicated in light of this presentation that all the bodies have expired, but their members are committed to Positions and the gains they bring. In this context, researcher Sami Al-Hajj Hassan wrote about the smuggling of money from Libya and the weakness of state control, pointing to the financial scandals that surface from time to time, related to the plundering of part of Libyan oil and gas revenues. The researcher revealed the fraudulent methods used by importers in Libya to cover up suspicious financial activities through documentary credits. According to expert Tom Togatend, public funds are still flowing from Libya abroad.

The new issue also touched on the external influences in the ongoing conflict in Libya since 2014, and the role of international and regional powers in supplying both sides with weapons and equipment, which threatens the separation between the West and the East, as well as the south (Fezzan and its capital, Sabha), which has been living without a state for years. Several researchers in this issue discussed various aspects of the delicate situation that Libya is going through, which almost erupted a new war after the entry of forces loyal to the parallel government into Tripoli last month. Among the book of the issue, issued by the “Maghreb Center for Research on Libya,” are Suhail Al-Lafi, Jean-Pierre Filiu, Rashid Khashana (director of the center), Ashour Al-Zintani, Shadi Hamid, Hakim Bin Hamouda, and Ramez Ramadan Al-Nuwaisri.

Contents :
Deception of public opinion
5 – Editor-in-Chief
Reading in the book: Libyan-French relations
10 – Maz Ramadan Al-Nuwaisri
Money thieves and texts
17 – Abdul Rahman Shalqam
Who are the Libyan political bodies?
21 – Faqiri’s perpetrators
Begin, Reagan, and the settlement of Palestinians in Libya
24 – Document
Political organizations in Libya 1952-1969
26 – Salem Al-Kabti
Political bodies have expired and the street is demanding the resignation of those in charge
on her
33 – Rashid Khechana
Oil and geostrategic changes in Libya
40 – Ebadah Ahasi
Money smuggling from Libya and weak state control
45 – Sami Ahlaj Hassan
Libya: Towards a third and final Berlin conference?
50 – Suhail Al-Alfi
Libya needs more than $100 billion for reconstruction
57 – Saeed Al-Fazzani
The third government project is gaining more supporters
62 – Omar Abu Al-Qasim Al-Kakli
Identity is destiny, and belonging is passion…
67 – Razan Naeem Al-Maghribi
Religion, the state, and the constitution: the goals of Islam or the goals of politicians?
69 – Abdul Latif Al-Harmasi
Energy crisis: France and the Algerian gas mirage
95 – Jean-Pierre Serigny
The Defender Center publishes a paper on transitional justice in Libya
99 – Report
Mangoush demands justice in the case of the assassination of Salwa Bugaighis
100 – in memory
The situation of the media in Libya is difficult
102 – Reporters Without Borders statement

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