Libya's Complex Relationship with Turkey: A Path Forward
Libya faces challenges with Turkey's growing presence and its implications on the country's maritime agreement
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Libya faces challenges with Turkey's growing presence and its implications on the country's maritime agreement
The UN Security Council has extended the mandate of its Libya mission for another year, with 13 members voting in favor of the resolution.
North Korea showcases new drones and missiles in a military parade, as leader Kim Jong-un pushes for advancements in drone and AI technology.
Libya faces a 13-month delay in insulin shipments, putting thousands of lives at risk, particularly for children and those with type 1 diabetes.
A Greek report reveals Turkey used coercion and bribery to secure the Libyan parliament's approval of a maritime border agreement between Turkey and Libya, sparking concern in Greece.
Libya Al Jadida reports on international talks about China's possible role as a guarantor in a potential US-Iran agreement.
Libya's civil society groups await a new law aimed at regulating their work
The US and France are coordinating international efforts to support unified Libyan institutions and advance the political process.
Libyan militias close oil valves, halting 15,000 barrels of crude oil production per day, amid financial and administrative demands.
Libya's southern region is witnessing new developments amid rivalries between the government and Khalifa Haftar's camp.
Examination of downed Russian drones reveals British-made computers, sparking concerns about sanctions evasion.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will visit Turkey on Saturday for talks with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.