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A meeting between members of Libya's High Council of State and House of Representatives will focus on "executive authority, sovereign positions, and the constitutional path," Ismail Al-Sharif, a member of Libyan parliament, told The Libya Update on Thursday.

Activists gathered in Italian cities, including Rome and Naples, to protest against the Italy-Libya agreement, citing concerns over human rights abuses.

An energy deal signed between Turkey and the Libyan administration of  Abdul Hamid Dbeibah on Monday has brought a reaction from Greece, EU and Libya’s eastern-based parliament. 

An armed group at Tripoli's Mitiga Airport has forcibly prevented 30 members of parliament from leaving the capital, sources told The Libya Update on Monday.

The recent deadly violence threatens to destabilize Libya's hard-fought peace and order situation over the last two years.

Clashes between armed groups erupted overnight in Tripoli, according to local media reports, the latest violence to hit the Libyan capital.

The International Organization for Migration IOM has assisted over 11,000 migrants in Libya during the last two years. They include more than 1,600 victims of abuse by traffickers, sexual exploitation, forced labor and extortion.

Libya’s largest oilfield, Sharara, restarted oil production this weekend following weeks of shutdown over protests, sources in Libya told Argus on Monday.

Libya’s oilfields are expected to reopen soon, after militias have agreed to lift the siege on oil facilities, Parliament-backed Libyan Prime Minister Fathi Bashagha said

Shots were fired by protesters outside Libya’s Hariga port as they attempted to stop an oil tanker bound for the UK from loading 1 million barrels of crude oil