Libya
Human Rights Commission Denounces Clashes in Libyan Capital
On Monday, the National Commission for Human Rights in Libya (NCHRL) called on the Attorney General and the Military Prosecutor...
Read moreMilitia Member Killed in Latest Libyan Capital Armed Clashes
Local media have reported that Mohamed Aweitei, a member of the Rada militia, died of his wounds as a result...
Read moreLibya’s Al-Mnifi Congratulates Erdogan on Re-Election as Turkish President
The Head of the Libyan Presidential Council, Mohamed Al-Mnifi congratulated Turkish President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan on winning a new term...
Read moreTripoli University Suspends Study Due to Clashes
The University of Tripoli has announced the suspension of studies due to armed clashes taking place in the capital.“The Administration...
Read moreInterior Ministry: Two Members of Libyan Coast Guard Killed by Drone Strikes
The Libyan Interior Ministry of the Parliament-designated government, announced that two members of the Libyan Coast Guard were killed by...
Read moreArmed Clashes Break out in Libyan Capital
Violent clashes with medium weapons have erupted between rival militia forces on Sunday evening, in the Ras Hassan and Jaraba...
Read moreLibya’s Presidential Council Holds Security Meeting over Airstrikes
On Sunday, the Libyan Presidential Council held an expanded security meeting with security services Heads in Tripoli.The meeting comes against...
Read moreLibya’s PM Congratulates Turkey’s Erdogan on Re-election Win
On Sunday, the Prime Minister of Libya's Government of National Unity (GNU), Abdel-Hamid Dbaiba congratulated Turkish President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan...
Read moreUS Envoy: Our Goal is to Help Install an Elected Government in Libya
The US Envoy to Libya, Richard Norland said that the US aims to "restore sovereignty to Libya, and to help...
Read moreAFCCA: Egyptian Companies Have Secured Contracts worth $15 Billion Dollars in Libya
The Chairman of the African Federation of Construction Contractors Association (AFCCA), Hassan Abdel-Aziz said that over the past year and...
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