The EU will help write Libya’s national strategy of border security and management, according to an internal EU document.
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Libya’s Haftar calls for prisoner swap with Italy
Libyan renegade General Khalifa Haftar has reportedly refused to release 18 Italian fishermen until Italy frees four Libyan footballers convicted of human trafficking.
Read More »Turkey, Russia close to agreement on ceasefire and political solution in Libya
Turkey and Russia have inched closer to a deal on a ceasefire and political process in Libya during their latest meetings in Ankara, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said in an interview with broadcaster CNN Turk late on Wednesday.
Read More »Serraj intended resignation ‘‘courageous’’, current Libyan situation ‘‘unsustainable’’: UNSMIL
Stephanie Williams, the Acting head of UNSMIL, commended today what she called the ‘‘courageous’’ decision by internationally recognized Libya Prime Minister Faiez Serraj, to announce his intention to hand over power to a new executive authority by the end of October.
Read More »Italy rejects blackmail over release of nationals detained in Benghazi
The Italian Foreign Ministry has rejected extortion over the Italian nationals detained in Libya’s Benghazi.
Read More »After breaches, UN Security Council urges Libya’s backers to respect arms embargo
The UN Security Council is urging the parties to Libya’s conflict to abide by a United Nations arms embargo and pull their proxy fighters from the war-torn country.
Read More »Hungary confirms readiness to develop the Libyan security services
The Charge D’Affairs in the Hungarian Embassy in Libya expressed his country’s readiness to provide its expertise and technology to the security services of the Ministry of Interior and to contribute to the development of the ministry.
Read More »UN chief to appoint special envoy to broker peace in Libya
The UN Security Council on Tuesday asked Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to appoint a special envoy to broker peace in Libya, although Russia and China abstained from voting on the resolution that also extended the UN mission in the country.
Read More »Security Council extends UNSMIL mandate one more year
The Security Council extended Tuesday the mandate of the UN Support Mission in Libya one more year as Russia abstained from voting on the resolution.
Read More »Possible resignation of Libya’s PM raises questions over Ankara-Tripoli ties
A recent spat of protests in western Libya and infighting within Tripoli’s UN-recognized Government of National Accord (GNA) has put pressure on Libyan Prime Minister Fayez-al Sarraj, who is expected to announce his resignation this week and assume a caretaker role over government functions, according to a Bloomberg report Tuesday.
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