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Political and Security Environment
Background. Libya's political establishment has been fractured by civil war since the rebellion that began in February 2011. In post-Muammar al-Qadhafi Libya, rival governments continue to compete for power among a network of militias and independent groups.
Following the end of al-Qadhafi's rule, the National Transitional Council took control as Libya's internationally recognized government. The NTC was formed during the revolution, and its...
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