At first sight, the struggle for power in Libya is relativelyrnstraightforward, with two rival governments competing forrncontrol. Yet the situation is more complicated – there arernfar more than two sides in what has become known as thernsecond Libyan Civil War. A piecemeal patchwork of militiasrncontrol different parts of the country and various oilrnindustry assets.rnYet against this chaotic backdrop, oil production hasrnsteadily increased from an average of 390,000 b/d in 2016rnto 1.05 million b/d by early August. The volume of oil exportsrnmay not yet be reliable, but it is having a profound effect onrnglobal oil prices.
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