FinPol Digest

 Libya is scheduled to hold elections very soon but senior officials feel that is not the right time or situation for it to conduct the democratic practice. On Wednesday, a Libyan political body asserted that the presidential elections should be delayed till February next year.  As per the current schedule, the elections are called on December 24 but given the emerging concerns about the malpractices during the elections and instability in the region, the body said that it is better to postpone the elections by two months.  However, it is difficult to say if the government will listen to the suggestion as the High State Council (HSC) is not recognized by any of the existing political entities of the country. It is important to note that an advisory body was installed in 2015 during the peace agreement process.  HSC does not have much power right now and given the current political climate, if it stresses anything very strongly, the nation is bound to suffer. HSC’s ...

I want to share something interesting about what I read today. It’s like the remainder of the world, Arab nations are intently following improvements in the Afghanistan field. In fact, The Center Eastern countries dread that the conflict-torn nation will indeed slide into a staggering common conflict, actually like the one that started in the late many years of the twentieth century.  There is no doubt that the severe encounters of Afghanistan's new past are unsettling to local nations, fundamentally the Arab countries. Thinking about this, the authority announced places of most Arab nations and Gulf states with the exception of Qatar, which gives off an impression of being a solid patron of the Taliban can be perceived. For me, These Arab concerns are not fanciful. Undoubtedly, they depend on a very substantial reality, which incorporates profound established relations between the Taliban and the administrative system in Iran that have developed in the course of recent many years,...