VOICED: Libyan capital 'calm' as rebels retreat

The video discusses the fluctuating situation in Tripoli, Libya, where a semblance of normality has returned despite ongoing conflict. Schools are reopening, and traffic is back, indicating a return to routine life. Economic conditions have shifted, with fuel prices dropping and the government providing financial aid to families. The fish market near Green Square has seen reduced demand due to the absence of foreign companies. Despite the calm in Tripoli, the conflict persists in other parts of Libya, with Gaddafi's forces targeting rebel towns. Security measures, such as checkpoints, are prevalent, reflecting the underlying tension in the city.

What signs indicate a return to normality in Tripoli?

How has the insurgency affected fuel prices in Libya?

Describe the current state of the fish market in Tripoli.

What challenges do residents face when traveling outside Tripoli?

What do people in Tripoli desire regarding the ongoing conflict?