Libya
Two Oil Facilities Suspend Work Due to COVID-19
The Zawiya refinery, Libya's largest refinery announced on Monday that it has suspended work, because of the spread of COVID-19....
Read moreLNA Spokesperson: LNA Is Committed to Ceasefire
On Tuesday, the spokesperson for the Libyan National Army (LNA), Ahmed Al-Mismari, revealed that the army was committed to the...
Read moreIRINI Monitors 80 Military Aircraft in Libya
Operation IRINI has monitored the landing of 80 military aircrafts in Libya, since May, Al-Arabiya reported on Tuesday. The IRINI...
Read moreParliament Spokesperson: Delegation in Morocco Limited to Discussing Sovereign Institutions
Parliament Spokesperson Abdullah Belhaq said that the duties of the delegates sent to Morocco were limited to reaching understandings regarding...
Read moreSOHR: Turkey Reduces Salaries of Mercenaries from $2,000 to $600
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) claimed that the Turkish government has reduced the salaries of mercenaries remaining in...
Read moreItalian FM: Libyan Ceasefire Agreement Creates New Opportunities
Italian Foreign Minister, Luigi Di Maio, claimed that the Libyan ceasefire agreement, created new opportunities. He also noted that the...
Read moreEgyptian-Moroccan FMs Discuss Libya
On Monday, Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry discussed the latest developments in the Libyan crisis in a telephone call with...
Read moreRussian Foreign Minister Calls for Immediate Ceasefire in Libya
On Monday, Russia's Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov, called for an immediate ceasefire in Libya, stressing that Moscow wanted the conflict...
Read moreNOC: Losses of Oil Shutdown Exceed $9.5 Billion
On Monday, Libya’s state National Oil Corporation (NOC), announced that the shutdown of oil fields and ports has caused losses...
Read moreMalta Supports Dialogue in Libya, Praises Egypt’s Role in Maintaining Stability
Speaking to Sky News on Monday, Malta’s Foreign Minister Evarist Bartolo stated that his country will not be used as...
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