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Fayez Al-Sarrah arrives in Muscat, Oman

November 9, 2017 Politics 0

On Wednesday, Fayez Al-Sarraj, head of the Presidential Council of the GNA, arrived with his delegation to Muscat on an official visit to the Sultanate of Oman, according to the government’s Facebook page. #ArraedLG #BuildingANation #Libya #News

Car Bombs in Tripoli

September 8, 2016 Politics 0

(Author: Libyan Gazette Editorial Staff) Tripoli, Libya’s capital city, was hit with two car bombs Thursday morning, said a security official. According to the security official, the cars exploded behind the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and close to the naval base that was previously used by the UN-backed unity government …

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Fayez Al-Sarrah arrives in Muscat, Oman

Car Bombs in Tripoli

The UN envoy: The continued presence of mercenaries increases their number and reinforces the division in Libya.

Grandi stresses the need to support the political process leading to elections in Libya.

The Bosnian Embassy provides its services from Tripoli, starting from April 19.

Because of possible rebel attacks, the US State Department orders its diplomats to leave Chad.

Sources reveal that the 5 + 5 committee has agreed with the UN mission to gradually begin deploying international observers to several centers in Sirte and Al Jufrah.

Libya protests: Second city Benghazi hit by violence

Protests spread to Libya

Qaddafi’s Son Warns of Civil War as Libyan Protests Widen

Qaddafi’s Grip on the Capital Tightens as Revolt Grows

HRW – Libya: Growing Human Rights Crisis

Western House of Representatives will nominate two candidates to choose one of them to lead the government, says Faraj Abdul Malik

Al-Namroush: Mines planted south of the capital are Russian-made.

The Tuareg Social Council condemns the kidnapping of the engineers of the Ubari station

“Associated Press” Hiftir made a senior official apologize on his behalf for the downing of a US aircraft by his soldiers.

Tripoli Directorate warns of tampering with the security of the capital

The UN envoy: The continued presence of mercenaries increases their number and reinforces the division in Libya.

Grandi stresses the need to support the political process leading to elections in Libya.

The Bosnian Embassy provides its services from Tripoli, starting from April 19.

Because of possible rebel attacks, the US State Department orders its diplomats to leave Chad.

Sources reveal that the 5 + 5 committee has agreed with the UN mission to gradually begin deploying international observers to several centers in Sirte and Al Jufrah.