Libya plagued by malevolent outside parties

Since Western powers leapt into the fray to remove the long-standing Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi in 2011, the oil-rich country, once the wealthiest in Africa, has been embroiled in conflicts. Today over a third of the population live in poverty. The days when no one went hungry or was homeless and everyone lived in peace and security are long gone. Democracy, promised by the armed interlopers France, Britain and the United States, failed to manifest echoing their invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, still struggling to recover. Yet those who broke Libya have shied away from fixing it. Once again the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan who remains hand-in-glove with the pro-Islamist...