Recent US-Libyan discussions in September have reignited focus on the Libyan issue. Washington is actively encouraging both Tripoli and Benghazi to reach a political, economic, and security agreement aimed at unifying Libyan institutions. This effort intends to pave the way for national elections and stabilize the nation. Currently, the most tangible progress appears to be in the realm of security cooperation. The US is pushing for a reconciliation of interests between Libya’s eastern and western factions. This development also carries implications for neighboring Algeria and Tunisia, as stability in Libya directly impacts regional dynamics. The article first appeared on TSA.