Libyan teachers strike enters second month as GNU fails to resolve pay dispute

Libyan teachers remain on strike for a second month after the Government of National Unity's unified salary schedule failed to end the walkout, leaving schools closed. The strike underscores the GNU's limited authority and persistent governance challenges in a fragmented political landscape. The impact on education and public services is significant, but the dispute is unlikely to affect global markets.

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