Author: Miral Sabry Al Ashry

Libya’s political jostling is intensifying as the parliament prepares to announce a new Prime Minister. Despite the incumbent Abdul Hamid

Postponing elections in Libya means more chaos, as the Libyan parliament postponed a vote on how to deal with the

Armed men prevented Saif al-Islam Gaddafi from lodging an appeal against his disqualification for Libya’s presidential election, adding to fears

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s willingness to talk with Egypt could forge renewed cooperation between the estranged regional powers and

Egypt is planning to open its embassy in Libya’s capital for the first time in six years, to mark a

Nickolay Mladenov has told U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres he will be unable to take up the role of United Nations

The United States unilaterally blacklisted Libya’s Kaniyat militia and its leader Mohamed al-Kani. The Kaniyat militia have tortured and killed

Libya will go to democracy and freedom with new national elections. The two warring sides agreed to a ceasefire last