Libya
WHO Medical Supplies Struck In Turkish Drone Attack In April
The World Health Organization (WHO) in Libya announced on Tuesday that trucks carrying basic medical supplies making their way to...
Read moreTunisian PM Rejects Military Action in Libya
Tunisia's Prime Minister, Elyes Fakhfakh, said that his country rejected any foreign interference in Libya, stressing that Tunisia was against...
Read moreStranded Residents Return To Ajdabiya
Ajdabiya’s Security Directorate announced on Tuesday, the arrival of two groups of residents that were stranded in Egypt. They were...
Read moreTunisian Human Rights Activists Demand the Return of Tunisian Children Detained in Libya
On Tuesday, Tunisian human rights activists called on the Tunisian President, Prime Minister and Speaker of Parliament to take urgent...
Read moreUS Dollar Depreciates Against Libyan Dinar
The US dollar fell against the Libyan Dinar (LYD) in Libya's black market on Tuesday, reaching 6.070 LYD. The Euro...
Read moreCommander of Operation IRINI: ‘Our Mission Is to Implement The UN Arms Embargo’
The head of the European Union’s "IRINI" mission, Admiral Fabio Agostini, reiterated the EU’s Foreign Policy High Representative, Josep Borrell’s...
Read moreInterim Government Welcomes Statement By Mediterranean Countries Condemning Turkish Interference in Libya
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Interim Government welcomed the joint statement issued on May 11, 2020, by the...
Read moreBerlin Summit on Libya To Be Discussed By Videoconference
Sources from the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that a video conference has been scheduled for tomorrow, May 13,...
Read moreEgypt, France, UAE, Greece and Cyprus condemn Turkish Intervention in Libya
The Foreign Ministers of Egypt, Cyprus, Greece, France, and the UAE issued a joint statement on the latest developments in...
Read moreNew COVID-19 Recoveries Reported in Libya
On Monday, Libya’s National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) announced the recovery of four COVID-19 cases. It added that the...
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