German Chancellor Angela Merkel has urged Turkey to help push for a withdrawal of foreign fighters from Libya following a video call with President Erdogan

The commander of Operation Irini concerned with monitoring the implementation of the UN Security Council resolution banning the supply of weapons to Libya, will soon travel to the capital, Tripoli, to discuss the possibility of resuming the training program of the Libyan Coast Guard, an informed European source told the …

EU border agency Fortex played a key role in driving away refugees who are fleeing war and persecution in their thousands, the report states.

Turkey has confirmed that its soldiers are deployed in Libya to protect the rights and interests of the Libyan people, Anadolu has reported. Defence Minister Hulusi Akar also stressed the importance of Libya’s sovereignty and independence during a meeting with Turkish officers operating in Libya attended by Libyan Chief of …

The General Director of Libyan Afriqiyah Airways, Khalil Al-Majie, said a delegation from Egypt will visit Libyan airports soon ahead of resuming flights – 35 flights a week – from Mitiga, Misrata and Benina airports to Cairo airport.

Musa Al-Koni and Abdullah al-Lafi, members of the Presidential Council received a high-level Turkish delegation led by Mevlut Cavusoglu, Turkey’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, to discuss bilateral ties and regional issues between Libya and Turkey.

More than 600 migrants, who attempted to cross the Mediterranean Sea, lost their lives in 2021, according to the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) on Monday, Anadolu reports.

Foreign Minister Najla al-Manqoush urges Turkey to comply with UN resolutions, expel foreign fighters from Libyan territory.

Following the yearslong instability that has taken a heavy toll on the influx of Egyptian workers in Libya, their numbers are expected to exceed 2 million by 2024, sources in the overseas recruitment field in Egypt told Al-Monitor.

The majority of those rescued were sent to Libyan detention centres where more than 1,000 children are being held.