Libya
Turkish Energy Firm Requests Exploration Rights Off Libya’s Northeastern Coast
The Turkish Petroleum Corporation (TPAO) submitted a request to Libya to obtain a permit for exploration in the eastern Mediterranean....
Read moreHoR Welcomes Joint Declaration Condemning Turkey
The Libyan House of Representatives (HoR) has welcomed the joint declaration released by Egypt, UAE, Greece, Cyprus, and France condemning...
Read moreDi Maio: “A Truce and a Ceasefire Are Two Difficult Goals”
Italian Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio said that "the pursuit of a truce and a ceasefire in Libya are two...
Read moreGNA To Begin Gradually Reopening Schools In June
On Wednesday, the Ministry of Education of the Government of National Accord (GNA) announced that schools would begin reopening on...
Read moreArab League Stresses Need For Ceasefire in Libya
The General Secretariet of the Arab League participated in the third 'International Follow Up Committee on Libya' after the Berlin...
Read moreBenghazi Security Directorate Arrests Vehicle Smugglers
The Criminal Investigation Department of Benghazi's Security Directorate arrested seven Sudanese nationals for entering the country illegally and for smuggling...
Read moreKatipoğlu: “Turkey is determined to establish a military base in Libya”
Yusuf Katipoğlu, a Turkish politician with close links to the ruling 'Justice and Development' party (AKP), rejected the condemnation of...
Read more190 Tunisian Nationals Stranded in Libya Return to Tunisia
The governor of the Tunisian border city of Medenine, Al-Habib Shawat, said that 190 Tunisians who had been stranded in...
Read moreWHO: Coronavirus Test Rates in Libya Still Below Desired Threshold
On Wednesday, Richard Brennan, Director of the World Health Organisation's (WHO) Regional Emergency Department, said that test rates for COVID-19...
Read moreLibya Reports Zero New Coronavirus Cases Over Last Week
On Wednesday, Libya’s National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) announced that no new COVID-19 cases have been reported for the...
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