The US has announced its support for a United Nations-led initiative to address the ongoing dispute over the control of Libya’s central bank. This move aims to help resolve the power struggle between rival factions in the country and bring stability to the financial sector. The US backing of the UN’s efforts underscores the importance of finding a peaceful and diplomatic solution to the conflict in Libya.
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Syria’s new constitution gives sweeping powers, ignores minority rights
Syria's new temporary constitution concentrates power in interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa's hands, establishing a presidential-type regime without a prime minister, and granting him the authority to appoint key officials and influence the judiciary. The declaration, following the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad, lacks protections for minorities, leading to concerns from experts about the potential for a shift towards an Islamic Republic and the exclusion of minority rights. Kurds have protested against the document, advocating for fair...
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