Libya's idiosyncratic history will slow peace progress
Italy and Algeria are leading renewed efforts to solve Libya's political divisions
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- Idiosyncratic governance
- Devolved government
- Political parties?
- Political impasse
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_350.jpg "Libyan Prime Minister Fayez Serraj, left, with Italian Interior Minister Marco Minniti, centre, and Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni in Rome (Reuters/Remo Casilli)")