Aside from criticisms questioning the legitimacy of the parliament and the symbolism of Tunisians’ abstinence towards the rule of Kais Saied, many questions are left unanswered about the interplay between the different powers in light of the newly-restructured parliament.
This article examines the current situation of illegal migration in the eastern region, with particular focus on the city of Tobruk and other municipalities around it, and offers some policy recommendations on how to deal with the issue.
