The United Nations Libya mission said on Thursday it was concerned about reports of forces mobilising in Tripoli and threats of force to resolve a crisis over control of the central bank.
The mission's deputy head, Stephanie Koury, told the U.N. Security Council on Monday that the political and military situations in Libya had deteriorated rapidly over the previous two months, including a series of mobilisations by armed factions.
Diplomats in Libya have accused the Internal Security Agency (ISA) of forcing international NGOs to halt operations, AFP reported Wednesday.
According to the latest figures from Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC), crude oil production saw a modest rise this
Tunisia is working with Libya and Algeria to develop a joint plan to curb smuggling and black-market trade by developing
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