Musa al-Koni, Libya’s Vice President, stirred controversy by criticizing the country's political paralysis and foreign occupation, while proposing a three-region system, which faced significant opposition.

Since the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime on December 8, 2024, Libya has reached out to help the Syrian people rebuild their country and establish ties with the new leadership in Damascus.

Libya's fragmented budget, compounded by political divisions and financial instability, has prompted the UN mission to urge authorities to unify the budget.

In a notable move, the head of the National Oil Corporation (NOC) in Libya Farhat Bengdara, who is backed by the UAE, submitted his resignation to PM Dbeibeh on January 16, 2025.

The issue of relations between Libya and "Israel" has reignited after reports emerged of a Tripoli-owned oil tanker docking in the occupied Palestinian territories.