Mustafa Fetouri

The killing of Saif al-Islam Gaddafi will further entrench Libya's fractured status quo, deepening the conviction that the 'New Libya' is a failed experiment

Strongman Khalifa Haftar has become an indispensable part of the RSF's war effort in Sudan, smuggling fuel and weapons at the expense of Libya's own economy

The UN mission in Libya, criticised for its internal dysfunction, has laid out a new political roadmap that promises progress but will likely deliver paralysis

By balancing influence in both Tripoli and the east, Turkey now has a decisive role in shaping Libya's political trajectory and long-term strategic future

Haftar's dynastic ambitions have fundamentally altered the political landscape, making a negotiated, unified future for Libya more difficult than ever before