Libya· TripoliLibya's Rival Authorities Clash Over Central Bank Control and Oil Revenues
Rival Libyan authorities in Tripoli and Tobruk are escalating a conflict over control of the Central Bank and oil revenues, leading to fears about economic instability and salary payments.
Background
Libya has been divided between rival administrations since 2014, with the UN-recognized government in Tripoli and an eastern-based authority. Control over institutions like the Central Bank and oil revenues is a key point of contention, impacting the nation's stability and public services.
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Dispute Over Libya's Central Bank Fuels Fears of Economic Instability
First report 1d agoLast update 1d agoLibya's rival authorities are intensifying their struggle for control of the Central Bank and its oil revenues, raising concerns about economic stability.
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