On 5 October, the United Nations (UN) Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and Germany’s Foreign Minister Heiko Maas co-chaired a ministerial meeting on Libya. The gathering was attended by ministers and representatives of the Berlin Conference countries that took part in the first meeting on Libya hosted by Germany last January.
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Libya becomes 6th nation to refuse to chair Arab League
Libya yesterday said it would not take over the presidency of the Arab League’s current session.
Read More »‘Senseless crime’: Nigerian migrant burned alive in Libyan capital
A Nigerian migrant worker was burned to death by three Libyans in the country’s capital, UN and government officials said on Wednesday, in the latest of a string of abuses that migrants and refugees have faced in the conflict-ravaged country.
Read More »Turkey and UAE openly flouting UN arms embargo to fuel war in Libya
Turkey and the United Arab Emirates are carrying out regular and increasingly blatant violations of the UN arms embargo on Libya, fuelling a proxy war that is evading political solutions, a joint investigation by the Guardian has found.
Read More »Libya’s rival groups agree on choosing sovereign positions
Delegates from Libya’s two rival administrations have announced that the second round of talks culminated on criteria to select the heads of sovereign positions in the country.
Read More »Ministry of Finance objects to arrest of its civilian employee by Military Prosecutor
The Tripoli Minister of Finance Faraj Bumtari denounced the arrest of the Chairman of the Permanent Committee for the Rationalization of Salaries yesterday, which was carried out by order of the Prosecutor at the Office of the Military Prosecutor General, the Finance Ministry said.
Read More »The Public Prosecutor imprisons the Mayor of Janzour
The Investigation Department of the Attorney General’s Office has ordered the detention and imprisonment of the Mayor of Janzour Municipality, Faraj Aban.
Read More »UN delays Libya rights investigation due to lack of funds
The United Nations said it does not have enough funds to investigate human rights violations in Libya, following a decision made by the body’s rights council on Tuesday.
Read More »Libya’s Supreme Judicial Council rejects Morocco talks outcomes on political division of judicial appointments
Libya’s Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) yesterday rejected the outcomes of the Libyan political talks taking place in the Bouznika outskirt of Rabat, Morocco on the political appointment of the country’s two highest judicial positions.
Read More »Libya’s Interior Ministry inks MoU with the US K2 Intelligence
Libya’s Interior Ministry has signed a memorandum of understanding with the US (K2 Intelligence) firm specialized in the field of financial integrity and anti-terrorist financing, according to a tweet by Fathi Bashagha, Minister of Interior of the Government of National Accord on Monday.
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