Libyan Presidential Candidate Accuses Government of Thwarting Elections
The Libyan presidential candidate, Fathi Bashagha, a former Interior Minister, accused the Government of National Unity (GNU) of obstructing the ...
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Tag: Libyan Elections
Oil & Gas Worker’s Union: Al-Dbaiba’s Government Forced Oil Shutdowns
On Saturday, the General Union of Oil and Gas Workers uncovered that the Government of National Unity (GNU) is working ...
Read moreLibya’s First Female Presidential Candidate: Prime Minister is Main Reason For Elections Failure
Libya's first female Presidential candidate, Laila Salim bin Khalifa stated that many strong female politicians are reportedly excluded from assuming ...
Read moreUN Pushes for New Elections in Libya
On Monday, the UN Political Affairs Director told the Security Council that Libya is at a "sensitive and vulnerable juncture ...
Read moreUK Calls for Libyan Election Challenges to be Addressed
The UK has called for the challenges that prevented the holding of the Libya’s elections on 24 December 2021 to ...
Read moreFrance Calls for Sanctions on Libyan Election Spoilers
France's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Nicolas de Rivière confirmed the possibility of imposing sanctions on those found to ...
Read moreWilliams Calls For Elections Based on Roadmap
On Sunday, the Adviser to the Secretary-General of the United Nations (UN) on Libya, Stephanie Williams, renewed her position calling ...
Read moreItalian Envoy Confirms Support for Libyan Elections
The Italian Envoy to Libya, Nicola Orlando, affirmed his country's support for the elections and the political process led by ...
Read moreUN “Hopes” Libyan Elections Will Be Held in 2022
On Saturday, the United Nations (UN) Secretary-General, António Guterres, hailed the great efforts being exerted by the UN’s Special Adviser ...
Read moreEU: Inclusive Elections Must Be Held in Libya
On Saturday, the Spokesperson for the European Union (EU) in the Middle East and North Africa, Luis Miguel Bueno, stressed ...
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