400 Migrants Rescued Off Libyan Coast
On Saturday, the humanitarian rescuing ship, Ocean Viking announced that it rescued 400 migrants off the coast of Libya. The ...
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Journalist Arrested in Libyan Capital for Organising a Protest Against Libyan Central Bank
On Saturday morning, an armed group arrested the Libyan journalist Ahmed Al-Senussi after he appeared in a live broadcast on ...
Read moreLibyan Army to Increase Patrols in Southern Libya
Following a recent wave of violence in Libya's southern Fezzan region, a military committee of the Libyan National Army (LNA) chaired ...
Read moreItaly Calls for Withdrawal of Mercenaries from Libya
Italian Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio welcomed the reopening of Libya's coastal road, saying that this was a step the ...
Read moreUS Reiterates Need for Departure of Foreign Forces from Libya
On Saturday, the US Ambassador to Libya Richard Norland held a telephone conversation with the Head of the Tebu Congress ...
Read moreUN Hails Re-opening of Libyan Coastal Road
On Saturday, the United Nations (UN) Secretary-General António Guterres welcomed the official opening of the Libyan coastal road, saying that ...
Read moreLibyan-Egyptian Prosecutors Sign Agreement on Combating Human Trafficking & Terrorism
On Saturday, Libya’s Prosecutor General Al-Sadiq al-Sour and his Egyptian counterpart, Hamada el Sawi, signed a memorandum of understanding to ...
Read moreDutch Official: Sanctions Could Work in Libya
On Saturday, the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor hosted a topical webinar on transitional justice and impunity in Libya that brought ...
Read moreLibyan Military Official Hails Coastal Road Reopening As Key Step for Removing Mercenaries
Mustafa Yahya, a member of the 5+5 Joint Military Commission (JMC), said that the re-opening of the main coastal road ...
Read moreAfrican Union Calls For Evacuation of Stranded Citizens in Libya
On Saturday, the African Union (AU) called on its Member States to expedite the evacuation and return of their citizens ...
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