Libya
Foreign Ministers of Russia and Egypt Discuss Libya
According to a statement by the Egyptian Foreign Ministry on Sunday, Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry discussed the latest developments in...
Read moreGNA: Sisi Remarks are ‘Declaration of War’
On Sunday, the Presidential Council of the Libyan Government of National Accord (GNA) rejected the statements made by Egypt's President...
Read more“Libyan Parliament Welcomes Sisi’s Speech on Libya”
The Libyan Speaker of Parliament (HoR), Ageela Saleh, expressed his welcome to the Egyptian stance towards the Libyan crisis, praising...
Read moreLeaked Documents Show Transfer of Huge Sums from Libya’s Central Bank to Turkey’s SSTEK
Leaked documents show millions of Euros are being transferred from Libya's Central Bank to a Turkish company named SSTEK. SSTEK...
Read moreGreece Supports Egypt’s Efforts to Solve the Libyan Crisis
In response to a press session regarding developments in Libya and Egypt's efforts to find a political solution, Greece's Foreign...
Read moreItalian Newspaper On Sisi: “He Sent a Strong Message to Turkey”
On Sunday, the Italian media highlighted the speech of Egypt's President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, made during his inspection of the...
Read more“Greece Threatens Turkey: We will Burn Those Approaching Our Land”
In an escalation of the crisis between the two countries, the Chief of the Hellenic National Defense General Staff, Konstantinos...
Read moreUAE Announces Support to Egypt’s Stance on Libya
On Saturday, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) affirmed its support to the Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi’s remarks on Libya,...
Read moreUS: Sisi Statement on Libya Reflects Importance of Working for Ceasefire
On Saturday, the US State Department voiced its support for the Libyan people to put an end to foreign interference,...
Read moreSaudi Arabia Voices Support for Egypt’s Right to Protect Western Borders from Terrorism
On Saturday, Saudi Arabia affirmed its support toward Egypt and its security, noting that Cairo has the right to protect...
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