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Germany to Host New Round of Libya Peace Talks

Germany and the United Nations will host Libyan peace talks on June 23 in Berlin, Germany's foreign ministry said in a statement. It will be the first time that Libya's ... Read more »
- Libya: Germany to Host Second Libya Peace Talks
- Libya: Ceasefire, Planned Elections, Offer Rare Window of Hope, Security Council Hears
Libya's Interim Govt Promises Elections by End of 2021

The members of the Libya Quartet - which brings together the UN, the League of Arab States, the African Union and the European Union met virtually, to take stock of the situation ... Read more »
- Libya: UN and Partners Welcome Progress in Libya
- Libya: Can New Interim Government Succeed?
'Libya's Instability Perpetuates Illegal Arms Flow Into Nigeria'

President Muhammadu Buhari has said that "as long as Libya remains unstable, illegal arms and ammunition will continue to flow into the Sahel region of the African continent". ... Read more »
- Nigeria: Libya's Instability Perpetuates Illegal Arms Flow Into Nigeria - Buhari
- Libya: Why Libya's Instability Will Continue to Affect Nigeria, Others - Buhari
International Community Welcomes New Libyan Interim Govt

The governments of France, Germany, Italy, the UK and U.S. have welcomed the vote of confidence by the members of the House of Representatives meeting in Sirte, endorsing the ... Read more »
- Libya: Joint Statement of the Governments of France, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom and the United States of America On Libya
- Egypt: Sisi Phones Libya's Menfi, Welcomes Confidence in New Govt
Will Libya Turn a New Page With New Executive?

The 74-members of the UN-led Libyan Political Dialogue Forum (LPDF) have selected an interim Prime Minister and President of their new executive council, marking what UN Special ... Read more »
- Libya: Country Clutches At New Hope 10 Years After Its Revolution
- Libya: Security Council Urges Interim Leadership to Prepare for December Polls
UN Urges Restart of Mediterranean Rescues After Libyan Shipwreck

The United Nations migration and refugee agencies have called for countries to re-activate search and rescue operations. This comes after another deadly shipwreck off the coast of ... Read more »
- Libya: UN Calls for Resumption of Mediterranean Rescues After 43 Die in Shipwreck
- Libya: Road to Peace Can't Bypass Justice
Foreign Fighters a Serious Crisis in Libya - UN

The UN Acting Special Representative in the country Stephanie Williams told the latest meeting of the country's political dialogue forum, that the 20,000 foreign fighters now in ... Read more »
- Libya: Foreign Fighters a 'Serious Crisis', UN Mission Chief Tells Political Forum
- Libya: Understanding Libya Since Gaddafi
Will Libya Be Ready for 2021 Elections?

The head of the UN mission in Libya, Stephanie Williams, has said that national elections in Libya will take place on December 24, 2021. This comes a week after talks aimed at ... Read more »
- Libya: Challenges Ahead On Way to Secure and Prosperous Future - UN Official
- Libya: Elections to Take Place in December 2021 - Senior UN Official
Politics Behind Killing of Libyan Lawyer - Rights Group

Human Rights Watch has said it is calling on authorities in Eastern Libya, to promptly investigate the apparent politically motivated killing of lawyer Hanan Al-Barassi. Barassi, ... Read more »
- Libya: Outspoken Benghazi Lawyer Killed - Human Rights Watch
- Libya: ICC Prosecutor Calls for Ceasefire Progress, Decries 'Powerful Forces' Hampering Global Justice
Warring Parties in Libya Sign Permanent Ceasefire

The UN Support Mission in Libya has announced the launch of the Libyan Political Dialogue Forum, following the signing of a permanent ceasefire agreement in the strife-torn ... Read more »
- Libya: UN Relaunches Inclusive Political Forum, Amid Growing 'Sense of Hope'
- Libya: UN Salutes New Ceasefire Agreement That Points to 'A Better, Safer, and More Peaceful Future'

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