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Normally, a call for elections is a sign of a vibrant democracy.

Now as never before, the wounds of the Libyan people started aching in reminiscence of the old bad days.

I had coffee the other day in Algeria Square in central Tripoli.  I was passing by and was invited to sit with a group of men who kindly offered me some local coffee.

I had coffee the other day in Algeria Square in central Tripoli.  I was passing by and was invited to sit with a group of men who kindly offered me some local coffee.

Libya is a tribal society where tribal leaders have been major actors throughout the history of the country.

Since Saturday, Libyans – both ordinary citizens and political stakeholders – have been chewing on one and only one subject; the proposed road map of the Head of the UN-proposed

Perhaps the mishandling of Mr.

Serraj's initiative, Skhirat agreement and the political discourse of Gaddafi are all based on one mentality and one theory.

He posed for the tens of cameras in front of him wearing a fancy military outfit that has been ornamented and decorated with such a neat to be found in the best fashion shops in

Three years ago, the Dignity Operation gained wide support and declared war on those accused of “terrorism” before deflecting from its stated goal and turning into a fight for po