A butcher weighs meat for a customer at his shop in Shahat, Libya, where rising prices make daily life a challengeLibyans found themselves with two prime ministers on Friday, raising the spectre of renewed violence in a country where elites have ignored the wishes of citizens to choose their leaders, analysts say. Peter Millett, a former British ambassador to the country, told AFP the main division now "is between the Libyan people -- who want elections -- and the political elite, who don't."

Source: Libya Today February 11, 2022 10:26 UTC