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Internal rivalries resurface in Dbeibeh and Haftar election talks

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Deputy commander of the Libyan National Army, Saddam Haftar (left) and Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh.
Deputy commander of the Libyan National Army, Saddam Haftar (left) and Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh. © Murat Gok/Anadolu/AFP ; Media Office of the Prime Minister/Handout via Reuters

The eight representatives from Libya's east and west, gathered under the so-called "4+4" committee, are due to meet again in Tunis in a fresh attempt to agree on the electoral process. If talks fail, the head of the UN mission in Libya is expected to push ahead with an alternative plan.

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