It has been more than a month since rebel fighters wrested control of Tripoli from the Gaddafi regime, but Libya is still without an interim government. The National Transitional Council (NTC) is now said to have decided to postpone forming a temporary administration until the whole country has been "liberated".The truth is more complicated. Setting up a government was never going to be straightforward for the NTC, which, thanks to its origins in Benghazi, continues to be perceived as having an eastern bias. Its failure so far to widen its membership has left groups from other parts of the country feeling marginalised. Tensions have already surfaced between the NTC and fighters from Misurata and the Nafusa Mountains, who claim they were the first to enter Tripoli and expect to be rewarded for their actions with adequate representation in the new political system. The difficulty is that, try as it may, the NTC will not be able to satisfy the demands of all of the numerous and varied factions that are starting to emerge in post-Gadaffi Libya.More... (http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/karin-maree/the-national-transitional_b_986002.html)
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