Libya
UNSMIL: National Reconciliation in Libya is a Priority
On Saturday, the Head of the United Nations Support Mission to Libya (UNSMIL), Stephanie Williams, said that national reconciliation in...
Read moreRussia and France Concerned Over Presence of Libyan-Syrian Fighters in Nagorno-Karabakh
On Saturday, the Russian President Vladimir Putin held a telephone conversation with his French counterpart, Emanuel Macron, to discuss a...
Read moreLibyan Human Rights Committee Urges Release of Libyans Detained by GNA
The National Committee for Human Rights in Libya (NCHRL) condemned and denounced the arrest of people arriving in Mitiga Airport...
Read moreItalian Fishermen Still Detained in Benghazi
On Friday, the Italian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Manlio Di Stefano, said that there are continuous contacts with the...
Read moreLibyan Army: Our Forces Will not Retreat Before all Turkish Mercenaries Leave
The General Command of the Libyan National Army (LNA) denied on Saturday rumours that it was withdrawing from its positions...
Read moreEastern Libyan Government Comment on Bashagha’s Visit to Egypt
The Interior Minister of the Interim Government, Ibrahim Bushnaf, confirmed that his ministry will not be bound by any security...
Read moreTunisia Bans Hunting Near Libyan Borders
Tunisian authorities have decided to prevent all hunting activities in the Tunisian desert, near the border with Libya due to...
Read moreLibyan MP Warns Turkish Military Supplies Still Landing in Libya
A member of the Libyan Parliament, Saeed Imgheib, renewed on Friday his claim that Turkish military cargo planes have not...
Read moreGerman Ambassador Stresses Importance of United Government in Libya
On Friday, the German ambassador to Libya, Oliver Owcza stressed the importance for participants of the Libyan Political Dialogue Forum...
Read moreFlights Resume in Southern Libya after Months of Suspension
The Libyan Civil Aviation Authority announced its permission for all airlines to operate flights to all airports in the southern...
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