Dutch FM expresses concern over Tripoli violence

The Netherlands' Foreign Minister Caspar Veldkamp has issued a statement regarding the escalating situation in Libya's capital."I am concerned about the developments in Tripoli and call on all parties to protect civilians, respect…

Tunisia offers to host UN-backed Libyan dialogue

Tunisia has proposed hosting peace talks between Libyan factions under United Nations supervision, following new outbreaks of violence in Libya's capital.In a statement released Friday evening, Tunisia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs…

Ministers resign as protests intensify in Tripoli

Four ministers have resigned from Libya's Government of National Unity amid ongoing protests in Tripoli calling for Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah to step down.Ramadan Bujanah, the second deputy to Prime Minister Dbeibah and…

Presidential Council official meets EU ambassador

Member of the Presidential Council Abdullah Al-Lafi held discussions yesterday with EU Ambassador to Libya Nicola Orlando at the Council’s headquarters in Tripoli.The meeting focused on recent developments in the security and…

US court hits Israeli spyware firm NSO with $167m fine

A California federal jury has ordered Israeli surveillance company NSO Group to pay Meta $167 million in punitive damages, setting a precedent as the first court ruling to impose financial penalties on a spyware vendor for misuse of its…

Dbeibah convenes officials to address Tripoli destruction

Abdul Hamid Dbeibah, Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity in Libya, has summoned key officials for an emergency consultation regarding residential damage in Tripoli.The gathering will bring together the Local…

US treasury begins process to lift Syria sanctions

The US Department of the Treasury has initiated procedures to remove sanctions against Syria, according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent."The Treasury Department is moving to provide sanctions relief to stabilise and move Syria…