A transitional government in Libya has taken power in the capital, Tripoli, officially beginning a process designed to end 10 years of chaos and lead elections late this year.

The US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan issued a statement on behalf of his government welcoming the confirmation of Libya’s Government of National Unity (GNU) and warned that the US is prepared to hold anyone accountable for intervening in Libya’s political process.

Volcano of Rage Operation published aerial photos showing the monitoring of military activity near the Libyan Egyptian border.

The High Council of State (HCS) discussed in its regular session on Sunday the legal approach that was adopted to amend the powers of the executive authority.

The new three-member Presidency Council took the constitutional oath this morning before the Constitutional Court at its Tripoli headquarters.

Abdul Hamid Dbeibah, Libya’s new prime minister, was sworn in on Monday ahead of United Nations-sponsored elections set for December that aim to reunite the war-wracked country a decade after the overthrow of dictator Moammar Gadhafi.

The United Nations Security Council reiterated its call for the withdrawal of all foreign forces from Libya that continues to hinder the peace establishing process by infringing on Libyan sovereignty and continues to stay in the country.

The spokesperson for Libya’s House of Representative (HoR) Abdulla Belheeg announced that the Government of National Unity’s (GNU) previously scheduled oath of office set to take place in Benghazi will now be held in Tobruk.

The Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity, Abd Alhamid Aldabaiba, today received the Prime Minister’s Office in Tripoli from his predecessor Faiez Serraj .

The Tunisian Minister for Transport and Logistics Moaz Shaqshouq announced that flights between Libya and Tunis will resume in April.