Algeria and Tunisia have long maintained their neutrality as various have made neighboring Libya into a proxy battleground. They had trouble with their own political crisis and economic difficulties. But now things appear to be changing. Algeria and Tunisia Have...
Algeria and Tunisia have spoken out against foreign interference in Libya and called for a halt to the flow of foreign fighters and arms to the war-torn North African state. Tebboune: Libyans Deserve A Healthy Democracy Following a meeting with...
Libya is headed towards a “more dangerous conflagration” as foreign governments renege on their promises and send more guns and soldiers to both sides in the North African country’s civil war, a United Nations peace envoy warned on Thursday. Troops...
There is growing speculation on what Europe will do to shield itself against the infiltration of jihadists from Libya. This is particularly true after the emergence of reports about the failure of talks between European states in reaching an agreement...
Libya’s neighbouring countries have rejected regional and international interference in the restive state, calling instead for the Libyans to reach a settlement to the conflict in their country and solve their problems. Following a meeting of the foreign ministers of...
There is enthusiasm among Syrian mercenaries backed and paid by Turkey to travel to Libya. Some of these mercenaries have already arrived in the North African state to prop up the Tripoli-based Government of National Accord (GNA). Nevertheless, there is,...
Speaker of the Libyan House of Deputies (parliament), which is based in the northeastern port city of Tobruk, Agila Saleh, has alluded to the possibility of inviting the Egyptian army to directly intervene in Libya. “We will do this if...
The latest execution of two men accused of spying for the Egyptian army in Sinai was the latest atrocity by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) branch in Egypt. Political analysts view the crime as proof of the...
The Arab League has denounced approval by the Turkish parliament of a bill that allows Ankara to send troops to Libya. In a statement on December 2, the pan-Arab organization said it would continue to offer backing to the political...
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