Photo Source: Voice of America By Naveed Qazi | Editor, Globe Upfront A pril 2020 marks one year since Khalifa Haftar launched an offensive towards Tripoli to expel its Government of National Accord (GNA). Seen as the next Gaddafi, by many, it was believed that he launched the campaign last year in desperation, as not doing so could have brought his political and military demise. The offensive left more than thousand fighters dead on both sides, and forced more than one hundred twenty thousand people flee their homes to safer areas, according to World Health Organisation. The country seems partitioned on military lines. As of now, conditional ceasefire seems a distant dream, although there have been some short-term truces in the past. In early 2020, at-least  two operations namely Operation Peace Storm and Operation Peace Spring have been conducted by GNA against LNA, to keep them away from the capital. The disinterest in conditional ceasefire was also demon...