Libya
Libya’s Oil Ministry Warns of ‘Force Majeure’ Amidst Oilfield Closures
On Saturday, Libya's Ministry of Oil and Gas said that the continued closure of three oilfields could lead to the...
Read moreRescue Ship Saves 86 Migrants off Libyan Coasts
The French-run rescue vessel, Ocean Viking has reportedly saved 86 migrants, who were in a precarious situation off the coast...
Read moreLibyan Official Highlights Challenges in Combating Illegal Immigration in East
The Head of the Anti-Illegal Immigration Agency in the eastern region of Libya, Brigadier General Rafe Al-Baragathi said that Libya...
Read moreLibyan Oil Ministry Expresses Concern over Oil Field Closures
The Libyan Ministry of Oil and Gas has expressed its concern over the recent closure of several oil fields in...
Read moreLibya’s Electoral Commission Ready to Hold Municipal Council Elections
Libya's Higher National Elections Commission (HNEC) has confirmed its readiness to conduct simultaneous elections for all municipal councils, across the...
Read moreEU Funding to Libyan Coast Guard Raises Concerns
The European Union's continued funding of the Libyan Coast Guard has come under scrutiny, due to mounting evidence of criminal...
Read moreUS Calls for Calm Amid Rising Tensions in Libya
The United States Embassy in Libya has affirmed its agreement with the UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL), regarding the...
Read moreWhy Has the Libyan Government Implemented “Travel Permits” for Foreign Diplomats?
The Libyan Parliament-designated government, led by Osama Hammad, has raised concerns regarding the "unrestricted movement of certain foreign diplomats in...
Read moreLibyan Parliament Condemns Kidnapping of Former Finance Minister
On Thursday, the Speaker of the Libyan Parliament , Ageela Saleh strongly condemned the recent abduction of former Finance Minister,...
Read moreUK Voices Concern over Escalating Tensions in Libya
On Thursday, the British Embassy in Libya urged all Libyan parties to "refrain from any actions that could further escalate...
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