New UN Mission Term for Libya: A Chance for Political Settlement
The UN Security Council has extended the mandate of its Libya mission until October 2027, offering a fresh opportunity for political settlement and transition in the war-torn country.
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The UN Security Council has extended the mandate of its Libya mission until October 2027, offering a fresh opportunity for political settlement and transition in the war-torn country.
Libya's Tripoli Court of Appeal rejects attempts to alter financial benefits for judicial bodies, citing laws that protect their rights.
The United Nations has started liquidating its mission in Western Sahara after the Security Council failed to renew its mandate.
Libya eyes global tenders to reduce food import costs and end dominance of middlemen in bid to ease living burdens on citizens
Libya's future political landscape is being shaped by the UN's decision to extend its mission, sparking hopes for national reconciliation and stability.
Protests by Libyan healthcare workers over working conditions and unpaid salaries have escalated, with the closure of the emergency department at Tripoli's university hospital.
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Iran presents documents and images to the International Maritime Organization detailing US and Israeli attacks on its ports and ships.
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American medical team reveals severe shortages and poor conditions at Tripoli's Central Hospital