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United Nations: Libya’s warring parties have agreed to continue military discussions
The United Nations mission reported that Libya’s warring parties have agreed to continue military discussions next week after meeting in…
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UN denounces confrontation in Libya’s Tajoura between two factions within GNA forces
The United Nations has denounced the confrontations between two armed groups in a residential area of the Libyan capital and…
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One dead and many wounded in confrontations between GNA factions in Libya’s Tajoura
According to Al Arabiya sources, one person was killed and many others were injured during confrontations between different groups within…
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Tunisian marine guards had intercepted a total of 246 people trying to pass from the North African nation to Europe
Tunisia declared on Monday that marine guards had stopped 19 boats transporting a total of 246 people trying to pass…
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Libya’s major Sharara field: Certain Libya oil facilities have restarted operations
Two engineers working at Libya’s major Sharara field reported that workers have restarted operations after that National Oil Corporation (NOC)…
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Libya’s Haftar declares that he will lift his blockade of oil production for one month
Eastern Libyan commander, Khalifa Haftar, declared on Friday that he would elevate his blockade of oil production for one month…
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The leader of Libya’s GNA is ready to leave within six weeks
The leader of Libya’s Government of National Accord (GNA), Fayez al-Sarraj, declared that he intends to leave within six weeks…
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Al-Sarraj announced his intention to step down by the end of October
In a speech delivered on state television, Libya’s GNA Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj declared on Wednesday his aim to leave…
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US embassy: Haftar engaged to ending oil blockade
The US embassy in the country declared in a statement on Saturday that the Libyan commander, Khalifa Haftar, has engaged…
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Delegates from Libya’s rival administrations met for discussions in Morocco
After more than two weeks that Libya’s rival administrations declared a surprise ceasefire, delegates gathered for discussions Sunday in Morocco.…
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