War-Stricken Libyan Ambulance Workers Now Confront Pandemic
As the epidemic of Covid-19 began to surge in August, Libyan ambulance workers confronted a nightmare scenario with skyrocketing cases ...
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Turkey Withdraws Survey Ship from Disputed Area
On Sunday, Turkey withdrew the Oruc Reis research vessel and the accompanying warships from the Mediterranean back to the port ...
Read moreTurkish FM Says Turkey Works with Malta to Achieve Stability and Peace in Libya
On Saturday, Turkey’s Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said that Ankara is working with Malta to achieve stability and peace in ...
Read morePompeo Expresses US Deep Concerns over Turkey’s Action in Eastern Mediterranean
During a visit to Cyprus on Saturday, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo urged Turkey to stop its activities stirring ...
Read moreHCS Member Praises Egypt’s Fundamental Role in Solving Libyan Crisis
The member of the High Council of State (HCS), Belkacem Qzeit, said on Saturday that Egypt had a fundamental role ...
Read moreSudan Evacuates 160 Nationals from Libya
The Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Saturday that it had evacuated 160 Sudanese citizens from Libya. The Sudanese ...
Read moreGNA Interior Minister Calls on UNSMIL to Speed Up Dialogues to End Libya’s Crisis
Government of National Accord Interior Minister Fathi Bashagha praised the international efforts aimed at launching a political settlement in Libya. ...
Read moreTunisia Names First Ambassador to Libya Since 2014
On Saturday, the Tunisian President, Kais Saied, decided to appoint an ambassador in Tripoli for the first time since 2014. ...
Read moreUS Welcomes Apparent Libyan Consensus on Reopening Oil Sector
On Saturday, the US embassy in Libya welcomed what appears to be a Libyan consensus to reopen the energy sector, ...
Read morePresidential Council Blamed for Hindering Coronavirus Efforts
On Saturday, the Undersecretary of the Health Ministry of the Government of Accord (GNA), Muhammad Haitham, held the Presidential Council ...
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