There is no clear end in sight to Libya's deadlock

Just two weeks ago, the UN’s 10th special envoy in the past 11 years, Abdoulaye Bathily, acknowledged in a briefing to the Security Council an already well-known fact: There is no clear end in sight to Libya’s deadlock. It is an extremely frustrating, albeit inevitable assessment of the futility of a woefully managed international “peace” process that continues to resist

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