Government of National Unity Libya

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The Government of National Unity is a Tripoli-based Libyan executive authority created within the country’s post-conflict political process. Maghreb Insider uses the tag for cabinet administration, public spending, ministry coordination, oil-revenue governance, security arrangements and negotiations over elections and state reunification. Coverage focuses on the GNU as an institution, distinct from Abdul Hamid Dbeibah personally and from western Libya’s broader political and militia landscape.

Libya's election deal exposes oil sector to renewed risk

Libya's rival factions have signed a UN-backed election roadmap promising national polls within two years. But persistent divisions and fragile security leave the country's oil sector vulnerable to fresh disruption.

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Libya Faces Critical Deadlines as US Support for UN Election Deal Is Tested

Libya's rival political and security factions have signed a UN-brokered agreement to resolve the election deadlock, but the next two months will reveal whether US and international backing translates into real leverage or remains empty rhetoric.

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Libya arrests sabotage cell after drone strikes hit key energy sites

Libya's UN-backed government says it has dismantled a sabotage cell accused of orchestrating a wave of drone attacks on vital oil and electricity infrastructure in Zawiya and Tripoli, arresting five suspects and warning of a broader plot targeting the country's energy sector.

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Libya's Central Bank and Government Reaffirm Unified Spending Commitment

Libya's Central Bank Governor Naji Issa and Prime Minister Abdel Hamid Aldabaiba have reiterated their commitment to the US-brokered Unified Spending Agreement, aiming to strengthen fiscal and monetary coordination and ensure compliance with agreed financial measures.

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