Libya
German Ambassador Calls For Investigations Over Reported GNA Violence in Tarhuna
On Sunday, the German ambassador to Libya, Oliver Owcza, expressed his shock over reports of human rights violations committed by...
Read moreNorth African Nations Discuss Latest Developments in Libya
On Sunday, the Tunisian Foreign Ministry stated that the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Noureddine El-Ray, received telephone calls from his...
Read moreUS Rejects Attempts To Militarize Energy Sector in Libya
The US Embassy in Libya called for the resumption of Libya’s oil production, stating that "now is the time for...
Read moreUNSMIL: “Guns Must Be Silenced For Talks To Resume”
The United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL), stated that any conflict between Libyans was a "losing war". It pointed...
Read moreLibyan Parliament Foreign Affairs Committee Discusses Ceasefire With EU Delegation
The Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives (HoR), Yousef Al-Agouri, emphasized the need for an...
Read moreLibya Records 17 New COVID-19 Cases
The Libyan National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) reported 17 new cases of COVID-19. This raises the total number of...
Read moreUS Welcomes Egypt’s Efforts to End Crisis in Libya
On Saturday, the United States welcomed Egypt’s new initiative for Libya and President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s call for a ceasefire...
Read moreUK Welcomes “Cairo Declaration” for a Ceasefire in Libya
James Cleverly, the United Kingdom's Minister of State for the Middle East and North Africa, has welcomed the "Cairo Declaration"...
Read moreLibya’s Foreign Ministry Forms Crisis Unit to Monitor GNA Violations
The Libyan Interim Government's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has assigned the directors of its International Organisations, Legal Affairs, and External...
Read moreKuwait Welcomes Cairo Declaration and Affirms Support for Ceasefire in Libya
The Foreign Ministry of Kuwait welcomed the initiative presented by Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi for peace in Libya. The latter...
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