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TRIPOLI: Two members of Libya’s security forces were killed and five others wounded Sunday evening in a car bomb blast at a checkpoint in the country’s south, a police source said. “A car bomb exploded as it was crossing a roadblock set up by the security forces” in the city of Sebha, a police official in the city said. Sebha is located around 750 kilometers (around 465 miles)
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Libya’s delay in filling key positions seems aimed at keeping central bank governor in place Despite decisions by the House of Representatives to remove him from office, Saddek Elkaber, who is perceived as a Muslim Brotherhood protégé, has kept his post for the last ten years. Monday 03/05/2021 Central Bank of Libya director, Saddek Elkaber, seaks at a news conference in Tripoli. (REUTERS) TRIPOLI - Libyan political analysts view with suspicion the slowing down of the appointment process for new figures in key government positions. They do not rule out the possibility that the ultim...
Déby’s death: A microcosm of the flaws of French foreign policy in Libya French President Emmanuel Macron flanked by Mahamat Idriss Deby, son of the late Chadian president, arrives to attend the state funeral for the late Chadian President Idriss Deby in N'Djamena, Chad April 23, 2021. Christophe Petit Tesson/Pool via REUTERS On April 20, after clashes that pitted the Chadian national army against rebels in the Kanem region of northern Chad, the country’s President Idriss Déby was killed. Déby, a larger than life figure that had ruled the country for over three decades, had flown to no...