摘要
THE outbreak of violence in April between the largely segregated Zwai and Tabu tribes in Libya＇s remote, Saharan town of Kufra shattered the uneasy calm that held since last February＇s clashes, resulting in more than 100 deaths. The clashes illustrate the chal- lenges in building a new state.
THE outbreak of violence in April between the largely segregated Zwai and Tabu tribes in Libya＇s remote, Saharan town of Kufra shattered the uneasy calm that held since last February＇s clashes, resulting in more than 100 deaths. The clashes illustrate the chal- lenges in building a new state.
