Algeria refused to receive Libyan military leader Khalifa Haftar in military attire during his recent visit, possibly signalling that Algiers will not accept Haftar as a military leader.

The head of the National Oil Corporation (NOC), Mustafa Sanalla, said that “the management and distribution mechanisms of oil revenues are the core issues around which conflicts revolve, such problems are not seriously discussed until now, six years after the revolution.”

The Algerian Minister of Maghreb, African Union and Arab League affairs, Abdel Qader Messahel, said that the commander of the army of the House of Representatives (HoR), Khalifa Haftar, should make concessions to reach understandings with the Libyan factions.

The African Union’s justice of the peace, Ismaeil Sharki, said a high commission of different countries’ presidents will soon visit Tripoli and Tobruk in Libya to discuss reconciliation.

A group of officers has demanded that the Presidency Council appoint, as a matter of urgency, a commander-in-chief of the Libyan armed forces.

Eastern commander of Operation Dignity forces loyal to Tobruk-based House of Representatives, Khalifa Haftar, was received on Sunday in Algiers by the minister of Maghreb and African Affairs, Abdelkader Messahel, who recalled his country’s position in favor of a political solution in Libya, APS agency reports.

The boycotting member of the UN-proposed government’s Presidential Council (PC), Omar Al-Aswad, said all of the resolutions made by the PC’s Head and members are null as they go against the political agreement because they were made before the PC gets the vote of confidence by the Tobruk-based House of …

The Chairman of the Libyan Presidential Council Fayez Al-Sarraj said his hand is extended for all parties to sit at the dialogue table and lead the battle to rebuild Libya and resume oil exportation.

Field Marshal Khalifa Hafter flew to Algiers today at the invitation of the Algerian government for talks on the situation in Libya. He was accompanied by the head of his airforce, Saqr Geroushi.

Today is the first anniversary of the signing of the Libya Political Agreement (LPA) in Skhirat, Morocco. I well recall the euphoria, expectation and excitement of the moment. There was a sense that the divisions and polarisation that had plagued Libya since the revolution were over. Now was the time …