Turkish Vessel Suspected of Carrying Arms to Libya Spotted in Mediterranean
A Turkish vessel suspected of carrying weapons to Libya, in violation of the UN arms embargo, has been seen in ...
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European Parliament Calls For Suspending Funds To Turkey
A number of European parliamentarians reportedly demanded the cessation of EU-funded aid to Turkey due to its aggressive policies. Austrian ...
Read moreLibya’s Al-Feel Oil Field Shut Down Days After Restarting
On Wednesday, the National Oil Corporation (NOC) announced in a statment that the Al-Feel oil field had been forced to ...
Read moreGreece-Italy Sign Maritime Border Agreement
On Tuesday, Greece and Italy signed an agreement over maritime borders that establishes an exclusive economic zone (EEZ) between the ...
Read moreU.S. Calls On Libyan Parties To Reach Ceasefire Agreement
On Tuesday, the U.S. Embassy in Libya called on all parties to the conflict to de-escalate, respect international humanitarian law, ...
Read moreLibya’s Parliament Backs Maritime Border Deal Between Greece and Italy
On Tuesday, the Libyan House of Representatives (HoR) voiced its support for the agreement to demarcate the Italian-Greek maritime borders. ...
Read moreChina Calls for Ceasefire and Resumption of Peace Talks in Libya
On Tuesday, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi held a video conference with the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Josep ...
Read moreRussia and Germany Stress Need For Immediate Ceasefire in Libya
On Tuesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin and German Chancellor Angela Merkel discussed the latest developments in Libya over a telephone ...
Read moreSaudi Cabinet Backs Egyptian Initiative in Libya
On Tuesday, the Saudi Cabinet confirmed the Kingdom's initial statements welcoming Egypt’s efforts to resolve the Libyan crisis. It supported ...
Read moreEU Encourages Attempts To Achieve Peace And Stability in Libya
The spokesman for the European Union Commission, Peter Stano, stated that any initiative that is in accord with the Berlin ...
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