Libya’s House of Representatives has ousted its speaker after more than a decade in the role amid mounting public frustration over political stagnation and governance failures. The move follows escalating protests and calls for reform, signaling deep divisions within the country’s fractured political landscape. With no clear successor named, the power vacuum raises concerns over stability as rival factions vie for influence. The decision underscores the persistent challenges in Libya’s post-conflict transition, where institutional weakness continues to hinder progress.
Libya’s parliament removes Speaker Saleh after 12 years as discontent grows Al Jazeera
