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Hundreds of thousands of Libyans fled to Tunisia after the 2011 revolution that toppled Muammar Gaddafi. A visit with those who mourn the fallen dictator, including his relatives.
Should accountability for misdeeds be sacrificed on behalf of national unity? That’s a question Libya is grappling with in an election with few rules.
Friday, 21 May, 2021 - 04:45 Dbeibeh visits Bani Waled on Thursday. (GNU press office) Cairo – Khaled Mahmoud The Libyan parliament called on its members to meet for an official session on Monday to discuss the state budget law and appointments to sovereign positions. The parliament is set to convene at its headquarters in the east-based city of Tobruk. First Deputy Speaker, Fawzi al-Noueri, questioned the call, saying it was made unilaterally and denying that he was informed of any planned meeting next week. His announcement ...