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A force of the Libyan National Army (LNA) reportedly shut down a conference in the country's southern region of Fezzan on Monday after the participants called for self-governance in the region.
A ceasefire has been in effect in Libya for the past year and a half. Yet after Russia's attack on Ukraine, another proxy war looms in Africa's most oil-rich country. Mirco Keilberth reports from Tunis
This week in Cairo, the United Nations will host the final round of scheduled talks between representatives from Libya’s two opposing governments: the House of Representatives (HoR) based in the eastern city of Tobruk and the High Council of State (HCS) based in the western city of Tripoli. The talks which began in April are intended to yield a “solid constitutional basis and electoral framework” for ending the country’s longstanding political stalemate.
As tensions continue to rise for Libya’s new unitary government, Moez Abeidi reflects on whether a federal governing system, once used to unite the country under the 1951 constitution, could be the answer to ongoing divisions and instability.
The 676th Infantry Brigade of the Libyan National Army (LNA) has succeeded in freeing the child, Mustafa al-Barkouli, who had been kidnapped more than year ago in Sebha, Fezzan (the Southern Region).