International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor Karim Khan on Tuesday called on Libya and other nations to help arrest six men allegedly tied to a militia accused of killings and crimes in a key western town where mass graves were uncovered in 2020.
Addressing the U.N. Security Council, Khan pledged to collaborate with Libya and ICC member and non-member states to facilitate the arrests. The ICC, lacking its own police force, depends on cooperation from its 124 member states.
Diplomats in Libya have accused the Internal Security Agency (ISA) of forcing international NGOs to halt operations, AFP reported Wednesday.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and U.S. President Donald Trump discussed mediation efforts aimed at restoring regional calm and
In an interview with the Telegraph, Dave Lewis, president of X-Links and former Tesco chief, has warned that excessive bureaucracy
As Sudan’s two-year conflict nears a possible end, Egypt is preparing to play a major role in rebuilding its
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