On 27 July, Politico published an article by Moin Kikhia entitled ‘It’s time Europe pays attention to Libya’. Kikhia asserts that Libya is experiencing some of its highest tension levels since the civil war ended in 2020, saying it is a ‘failed state’ in ‘total dysfunction’.
Russia has welcomed the initiative of the President of the Republic of Congo, Denis Sassou Nguesso, to organize a conference on Libyan national reconciliation soon.
Libya’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Taher Al-Sunni, said on Monday that ‘certain international powers’ are behind disruption of the elections in the country, without identifying them.
Libya is mired in a constitutional and political stalemate that has sparked increasing clashes, a dire economic situation and demonstrations across the country by frustrated citizens, a senior UN official said Monday.
Thank you for the opportunity to brief the Security Council on recent developments in Libya.
The European Union’s Naval Operation IRINI has stopped a ship from transporting vehicles, intended to for military use, to Libya in breach of the UN arms embargo, announced Operation IRINI on Wednesday.
Italian company Eni has taken note of the Libyan government’s proposal to reduce gas exports to the company by 25 percent, according to Italian news agency Nova.
The member of the Presidential Council (PC), Mussa Al-Koni, called on Tuesday for an international conference similar to the Berlin conferences, that would bring together all parties to resolve differences or contradictions.
Libya is to reduce gas exports to Italy’s ENI by 25 percent. The news was revealed the Tripoli-based Libyan government yesterday. it stated that it needs the gas for local consumption.
In north Africa there is a real sense of déjà vu. Nowhere is this more so than in Tunisia and of course, Libya. These two countries have even beaten Egypt, Algeria and Morocco who have huddled along in the past years regardless of their political hiccups, fratricidal tendencies and protests …
