Libya
Al-Kabir Deposits Billions of Dollars In Turkey
Ramzi Al-Agha, the head of the Liquidity Crisis Committee of the Al-Bayda branch of the Central Bank of Libya (CBL),...
Read moreGerman Foreign Minister Calls For Increased Pressure On Countries Violating Arms Embargo In Libya
German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas has called for increased pressure on countries found violating the UN arms embargo on Libya....
Read moreGermany Has Provided €280 Million In Aid To Libya Since 2015
The German Embassy to Libya reported in a statement on Tuesday that Berlin has provided more than €280 million in...
Read moreMacron Slams Turkey Over Libya
On Monday, French President Emmanuel Macron accused Turkey of bearing “criminal responsibility” over its increasing interference in the Libyan conflict....
Read moreLibyan Parliament: Turkey Pressuring GNA To Attack Sirte
On Monday, the second deputy speaker of the Libyan House of Representatives, Ehmid Houma, stated that Turkey was placing great...
Read moreInterim Government Considers Cancelling Turkish Contracts
On Monday, the Prime Minister of Libya's Interim Government, Abdullah Al-Thinni, issued a decision to pull government contracts that were...
Read moreLibyan Council of Elders Calls For Peaceful Demonstration Against Turkey On 5 July
On Monday, the President of the Libyan Council of Elders, Mohamed Idris Al-Mogherbi, called for a million man demonstration throughout...
Read moreHead of Munich Security Conference: EU Should Threaten Military Action in Libya
The European Union should threaten to intervene militarily in the Libyan civil war, according to Wolfgang Ischinger, the head of...
Read moreBashagha-Kara Discuss Strengthening Security Control
On Monday, Fathi Bashagha, the Interior Minister of the Government of National Accord (GNA), held a meeting with Abdel-Raouf Kara,...
Read moreSOHR Says 3,200 Fighters Returned from Libya To Syria
On Monday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) revealed that the total number of Turkish-backed fighters who had been...
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