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The deal comes after a series of deadly clashes in the city in recent months.

ALBAWABA - Following months of deadly clashes in Tripoli, Libya, armed militias, who have been in control of the city for more than a decade, have final

Armed groups controlling the capital for years have struck a deal to quit, after a series of deadly clashes.

Armed groups in Tripoli have agreed to leave the Libyan capital and to be replaced with regular forces, the country’s...

The deal will see at least five armed groups quit Tripoli by the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan on 9 April, including one based in an area where 10 people were killed over the weekend. Once they leave Tripoli, other cities will follow.

Libya’s Interior Minister Imad Trabelsi says the groups will leave capital after 10 people were killed over the weekend.

The Supreme Court Tuesday said that the right of private defence is necessarily a defensive right that is available only when the circumstances so justify it and acquitted an ex-BSF Jawan for the charges of murder of an alleged smuggler on the Indo-Bangladesh border.

The Supreme Court said that the right of private defence is necessarily a defensive right that is available only when the circumstances so justify it. The Supreme Court said that the act of private defence should have been done without malice.

Friday, 29 January, 2021 - 09:45 GNA chief Fayez al-Sarraj in a meeting with leaders of Sirte-al-Jufra Liberation Operations Room (GNA) Cairo - Khalid Mahmoud Armed clashes erupted on Thursday between security members of the Government of National Accord (GNA) in the Libyan capital Tripoli. Eyewitnesses said that the warring sides have used heavy and medium weapons. The clash took place between the General Security Force and the...