- 13 April, 2025
Libya’s rivals urge UN Security Council to aid ceasefire implementation
Warring sides in Libya have called upon the UN Security Council to expedite a binding resolution to implement the provisions of the ceasefire deal agreed
Turkey first spoiler of the peace in Libya
The Joint Military Dialogue Committee (JMC 5 + 5), which brought together five senior officers of the Libyan National Army (LNA) and five from the
Libya has a permanent ceasefire
The Libyan parties have reached a permanent ceasefire agreement across Libya. This result represents an important turning point towards peace and stability in Libya, the
Has Europe learned its lesson in Libya or is it continuing to make the mistakes of the past?
As the former UN envoy to Libya Ghassan Salamè said, the organization is in a bad shape. Issues like climate change and gender equality are
Libya peace deal in jitters with deepening roles of rivals Turkey and Russia in the region
Diplomats from 15 countries are set to endorse ceasefire in Libya but the commitment looks faded as external powers continue to get deeply involved in
Libya: Despite scepticism, the oil agreement convinces the International community
Russia is satisfied, Turkey agrees, the United States approves with reservations, the United Nations is silent. These are the reactions of the main international actors
Enemy or friends,terrorists or rebels? Who are the Syrians fighting for Erdogan?
In addition to protecting their sources, a journalist has a duty not to get too attached to them. Staying disengaged and adopting a less emotional
Peace in Libya, how is the dialogue going?
For Libya is profiling the possibility of lasting peace. In fact, dialogue initiatives between internal actors in neighboring countries are continuing under the auspices of
After Syria and Libya, Erdogan’s jihadists arrive in Azerbaijan
After Rojava and Libya, the Sultan of Ankara, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, moves his cutthroat militias to the Caucasus, which has become the new battleground between
Uncertainties plague Libya’s new push for oil exports
The country’s warring factions are desperate enough for oil revenues that they have come together to strike a deal to commence exports. But challenges remain.