Libya

That political dispute could affect up to 1.17 million barrels per day of output from the North African country

UNSMIL urges release of Ahmed Sanussi, detained in Tripol, stressing need for media safety and democratic transition

Preliminary investigation reveals that arrested accused had initially traveled to Libya on visit visa

'The central Mediterranean continues to be one of the world's most dangerous migration routes,' says IOM

Previous number by UN Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs was 11,300

'These figures are expected to rise as search-and-rescue crews work tirelessly to find survivors,' says the UN

At least 6,000 killed, thousands still missing in Libya following floods caused by Mediterranean storm Daniel

Flash flood in Libya kills thousands, UN blames poor infrastructure, poor early warning systems, and war legacy

Flood caused by powerful storm burst dams, unleashing torrent of water that has devastated a quarter or more of Derna

Officials say thousands more were missing from the flood

Entire residential blocks erased after being swept away by floods in Derna, official says

Pakistani immigrants were held by human traffickers for ransom; transferred to nearby police headquarters

The probe voiced alarm at the deteriorating human rights situation in the conflict-torn North African country

The tragedy comes just weeks after a Feb 26 shipwreck near the southern region of Calabria, in which at least 79 died

FO confirms two deaths in Italy tragedy; two Pakistanis, a Turk arrested

7 survivors made it to shore from the boat, which headed to Europe and was carrying 80 people, the IOM said

Saif al-Islam appeared for nearly first time in a decade on Sunday to register as a presidential candidate

Filipovic's side faced off against Tunisia in the eastern city for an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier

Envoy-designate says we can fulfil Libya’s agriculture, cereals and textile related needs

Aftermath of the Arab Spring has allowed the Gulf to emerge as the Middle East's new centre of gravity

As protests flared across the Arab world, Western nations failed to seize the moment to support the cries for freedom

The two families have lost loved ones and seen their livelihoods and dreams destroyed by nearly a decade of conflict

Amid new efforts to find a political solution to the country’s conflict

UNSMIL called for calm, preservation of rights of all citizens to peacefully express their views

People who infiltrated security forces open fire on protestors, injuring one, says Interior Ministry

Recent losses of Muslims due to UAE policy much higher than Zionist regime killed, displaced in 50years, says official

Libya halted all flights more than 4 months ago as part of measures to stem spread of coronavirus

Libya has become a battleground for regional countries and for competing militant outfits like IS

Pentagon releases satellite photographs that shows 'Wagner-supplied military equipment on the front lines'

Large number of military vehicles reached Abugrein as part of Operation Paths to Victory, army says

'They could at least, if they were serious, I think, call them out,' says senior US diplomat David Schenker

National oil company says El Sharara oil field was occupied by Russian security company 25 days ago

Foreign mercenaries entered El-Sharara oilfield to halt oil exports

Statements by Egyptian leader Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi tantamount to interfering in Libya's internal affairs, says govt

Now the Erdogan administration is quickly pressing ahead to gain an overwhelming control on GNA government

Army says Haftar's militia committing heinous crimes against residents in Tarhuna

'Does International Criminal Court need further evidence against warlord Khalifa Haftar?' asks Taher el-Sonni

Haftar commits ‘crimes against humanity’, says Libyan interior minister

Maxim Shugalei and Samir Seifan have been held for over a year and were interrogated for espionage

Cairo Declarations calls for cease-fire as of Monday

They discuss latest developments in Libya where government fights militia loyal to warlord Khalifa Haftar

Both leaders agreed on urgent need for a political resolution to the conflict in Syria

Main water supplier to northwest Libya said armed men in the south had stormed one of its facilities, reducing supply

Libya's government was founded in 2015 under a UN-led political deal

Libyan House of Representatives Speaker Aguila Saleh claims Haftar's truce announcement came after Russian order

As armed group seeks to use the water cut-off as pressure to force the release of detained family members

As for now, Haftar has only become weaker with this new status quo.

Salame was appointed as UN envoy in June 2017

Turkish foreign minister also says Ankara backs Libya’s internationally recognised GGNA

Pull-out comes after a barrage of rocket fire in Tripoli in an operation by Haftar to oust the GNA