Abstract
The interests of international actors in the State of Libya in the conditions of a long civil conflict caused by the foreign intervention of 2011 are investigated. The author is convinced that all external forces have different geopolitical and geoeconomic interests, except for one common one – the desire to establish their own dominance in the Southern Mediterranean.
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