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Libya: Libya Votes in General Election After Years of Crisis
DW, 25 June 2014
Voting is underway across Libya to elect a new parliament. The election is seen as critical after years of turmoil and political unrest. Libyan citizens will vote for 200 members… Read more »
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Libya: Against Odds, Libyans to Elect New Parliament
VOA, 24 June 2014
Libyans head to the polls Wednesday for their second parliamentary elections since the 2011 toppling of leader Moammar Gadhafi. Read more »
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Libya: Libya Legislature Moves to Tense Benghazi
Magharebia, 20 June 2014
Libya's new House of Representatives will be based in Benghazi, the government confirmed this week. Read more »
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Libya: Security Council Calls On Libyans to Ensure Peaceful Holding of Parliamentary Polls
UN News, 23 June 2014
The United Nations Security Council today called on all parties in Libya to ensure the free and fair holding of the parliamentary elections scheduled for 25 June, stressing that… Read more »
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Libya: Council Conclusions On Libya
PR Newswire, 23 June 2014
The Council adopted the following conclusions: Read more »
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Libya: UN Security Council Calls for Peaceful Elections
UN, 23 June 2014
The following Security Council press statement was issued today by Council President Vitaly I. Churkin ( Russian Federation): Read more »
Libyans Electing New Parliament
Libyans are heading to the polls for their second parliamentary elections since the 2011 toppling of leader Muammar Gaddafi - a vote that is being seen as critical after years of the turmoil and unrest.
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The Supreme Court has declared unconstitutional the appointment of Ahmed Maiteeq as the new Prime Minister. Maiteeg's political opponents, including the man he claimed to have ... Read more »
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During a visit to Algiers, French Foreign Minister, Laurent Fabius, along with his Algerian counterpart, Ramtane Lamamra, denied allegations that a joint operation involving both ... Read more »
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An attack by gunmen on the country's parliament, the second in recent months, has forced MPs to abandon a vote on the next prime minister. Read more »
