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Libya Observer
2 days ago
- Politics
- Libya Observer
Weekly News Roundup: Friday, July 18, 2025
Italian Media: Njeem's aide 'Al-Buti' in German custody Libya strongly condemns Israeli occupation's attacks on Syria US reissues warning to its citizens against travel to Libya over security reasons Audit Bureau seeks UNDP support to boost governance Iraqi embassy secures release of citizen detained in Libya for illegal migration Russian aircraft spotted flying from Libya's Kufra to RSF-controlled areas in Sudan Menfi, Greek Foreign Minister discuss strengthening bilateral cooperation Dbeibah summons EU and allied envoys over plans to visit eastern Libya Libyan prosecutors trained on tackling human trafficking and migrant smuggling Eleven foreigners arrested over killing of Libyan security officer UN Mission, Acting Education Minister review strengthening educational cooperation in Libya EU welcomes removal of Ghadames from UNESCO danger list Orlando: Productive talks with Libya's Attorney General to support judicial reform Italian archaeologists unearth ancient Tomb in Cyrene (Shahat) UN envoy: Unified government is prerequisite for elections in Libya Justice employees union demands probe into armed attack on Abu Salim Court HCS member says 100 members have signed request for presidential reelection HNEC head discusses Libya's elections with UK minister French ambassador bids farewell as term ends in Libya Libya, Romania discuss closer ties in Tripoli meeting UK Minister reaffirms commitment to Libya's political process during Tripoli visit Aguila Saleh discusses bilateral cooperation with China's Acting Ambassador Libya tops group with opening win as Africa minifootball championship kicks off in Derna Libya retains top position in Africa's oil reserves with 48.36 billion barrels Egyptian FM stresses need to respect Libya's sovereignty in meeting with EU official UNSMIL: Western region movement submitted proposals to shape consensus-based roadmap Juweili: Main phase of Ghadames operation fully executed Dbeibah reviews with Greek Foreign Minister enhancing cooperation, resuming flights Over 100 migrants freed from trafficking ring in Ajdabiya UK minister in Tripoli: Britain ready to support Libya's political path Greek Foreign minister begins official visit to Libya CBL orders shift to electronic payments in key public sectors EU Ambassador criticizes lack of unified and transparent public spending framework in Libya Menfi stresses importance of African Union's role in supporting national reconciliation in Libya Dbeibeh: UK backs plan to eliminate armed groups operating outside military, security institutions Souq Al-Jumua Movement: Mitiga airport won't go to GNU, to remain under Radaa Force Libya and UK explore cooperation on local governance Libya, Egypt discuss reopening of Egyptian consulate in Tripoli Dbeibah discusses political process with UN and German officials Audit Bureau welcomes Arab oversight team for quality review Dbeibeh reviews oil sector plans with Acting Minister of Oil CBL organizes workshop on banking sector's role in reviving housing projects GNU rejects surrendering Osama Njeem to the ICC Menfi, El Sisi review prospects for bilateral cooperation between Libya and Egypt Libya officially protests to UN over Greece's claims to Crete maritime borders Local municipal officials in Tripoli reject armed presence, call for new unity government GNU: We await Italy's implementation of agreement to extradite five prisoners Libyan citizen Othman Al-Zaalouk released after detention in Istanbul Libyan judicial police, UN mission discuss prison reform and human rights Libya, Nigeria discuss cooperation on gas projects and pipelines to European markets Libya, Saudi Arabia hold talks on agricultural investment Libya and Tunisia activists plan Gaza-bound Maghreb Solidarity Fleet Libya restarts key oil pipeline after repairs Juwaili: Deployment in Ghadames is part of security and border control plan Crimes Watch accuses Haftar's forces, parallel government of sabotaging municipal elections New EU delegation to meet Haftar after previous one expelled EU mission in Libya urges all parties to deescalate amid military buildup news in Tripoli Infrastructure upgrades continue in Tajoura despite site obstacles Prosecutors reveal toll of Tripoli clashes this year Interior Ministry delivers 800 vehicles to boost police capabilities Libya, Saudi Arabia discuss cooperation in gas projects and training MoF launches app allowing employees to view their financial status Ministry of Oil eyes expanding cooperation with Austria's OMV Oil Minister reviews entry of America's Chevron into Libyan market Sebha University joins Mediterranean higher education summit in Italy Tags: news headlines
Libya Observer
11-07-2025
- Politics
- Libya Observer
Weekly News Roundup: Friday, July 11, 2025
UN Mission calls for immediate de-escalation in Tripoli, warns against violence Libya's GNU signs agreement with Turkey to enhance military capabilities Libyan Army Chief reviews Tripoli security measures amid calls to restore order Arab League reiterates support for Libya-led political process Arrest warrants issued for 172 Stability Support Agency members over human rights abuses Justice Ministry reveals unlawful detentions at Mitiga Prison UK reaffirms support for Libya's military unification in meeting with Al-Haddad Belqasem Haftar signs agreement with Turkish company to develop University of Benghazi facilities Greece suspends asylum requests from North African migrants after EU delegation's expulsion from Benghazi Dbeibah meets youth at Tripoli forum, urges active role in Libya's future Public prosecutor opens case against police officer Injim over alleged crimes Foreign minister bids farewell to Canadian ambassador Attorney General reviews progress of Tripoli incident investigations with security committee Libyan authorities rescue 54 migrants off Al-Qarabolly coast Haftar highlights role of French companies in Libya's reconstruction Preparations underway for opening of World Bank office in Tripoli Al-Huweij stresses importance of developing investment map for all municipalities East-based parallel government's PM asks 4 European Interior Ministers to Leave Libya ItaMilRadar: US military plane lands in Benghazi and Misrata Tripoli hosts high-level ministerial meeting on immigration Saleh, Al-Mishri discuss roadmap for new Libyan government Gunfire in Sabratha: Prosecutors open investigation into shootout Police warn drivers amid rising temperatures Shell and BP to resume operations in Libya by late 2025 Al-Ahly Tripoli and Al-Ittihad qualify for Libya Cup semifinals EU Envoy reaffirms support for UN roadmap in Libya Libya, Bosnia discuss launching direct air route Libya extends condolences to US over Texas flood tragedy Dbeibah inaugurates first stage of Third Ring Road, asks companies to stick to timeline Administrative Control Authority: Fake companies uncovered in school textbook printing tender Operator of oil tanker 'Vilamoura' reveals cause of mysterious explosion off Libyan coast Audit Bureau submits annual report to Parliament 22 migrants rescued off Zawiya coast as Libya steps up summer patrols Syria resumes direct flights to Libya Escalating tensions between the government and the Special Deterrence Force could reignite war in Tripoli Economy Minister reviews plans to strengthen private sector with Zliten chamber Health Ministry approves major administrative reform plan LIA showcases its asset deployment plan and international partnership strategy in London Libyan Crimes Watch: Last June marked dangerous escalation of violations Libya's embassy in Turkey confirms it's closely following case of citizen detained for allegedly filming child without permission Khalifa Haftar meets Greek Foreign Minister in Benghazi Haftar's son signs new contracts with Egyptian companies 39 illegal immigrants rescued off the coast of Tripoli Internal Security responds to death of citizen after custody Libyan mayors call for decentralisation and legal immunity Suspects in Libya-Tunisia drug smuggling network arrested Akakus Oil Operations announces successful drilling of new well in Sharara field Central Bank of Libya rejects commenting on draft 2025 budget approved by HoR Italy retains top spot as Libya's leading trade partner in Q1 2025 despite dip
Scottish Sun
19-06-2025
- Politics
- Scottish Sun
Footie clash abandoned as ‘fans storm pitch and burn team bus with live ammunition fired'
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) FANS stormed the pitch and a team bus was set on fire as a top-flight football match was abandoned. Shocking scenes unfolded in the Libyan Premier League as Al-Ahly Tripoli faced Al-Ittihad yesterday. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 3 Fans broke into the stadium and stormed the pitch 3 The match was abandoned in the first-half 3 The Al-Ittihad team bus was set on fire Chaos erupted in the derby, which was played behind closed doors, towards the end of the first-half when a group of hooligans broke into the stadium. Hundreds appeared in the upper tier and began to climb down the stand wielding flares. They then charged onto the pitch as away side Al-Ittihad's players ran into the changing room or into the terraces in fear. The referee swiftly made the decision to abandon the match with the score 1-0 to Al-Ittihad. Violence continued outside the group as their team bus was set on fire. Members of security that are connected to the government were also targeted by supporters. The ugly scenes continued late into the night and ammunition was reportedly fired to disperse crowds by the military. It comes amid huge protests calling for Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah to resign. The uprising began after armed groups clashed in Tripoli over the weekend. Demonstrators are demanding elections, while accusing Dbeibah of corruption and being to blame for the growing strength of armed groups. Nationwide protests have turned violent. Reports claim that at least eight civilians and a police officer have died. Several Libyan ministers have resigned since the start of the protests.
The Irish Sun
19-06-2025
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
Footie clash abandoned as ‘fans storm pitch and burn team bus with live ammunition fired'
FANS stormed the pitch and a team bus was set on fire as a top-flight football match was abandoned. Shocking scenes unfolded in the Libyan Premier League as Al-Ahly Tripoli faced Al-Ittihad yesterday. Advertisement 3 Fans broke into the stadium and stormed the pitch 3 The match was abandoned in the first-half 3 The Al-Ittihad team bus was set on fire Chaos erupted in the derby, which was played behind closed doors, towards the end of the first-half when a group of hooligans broke into the stadium. Hundreds appeared in the upper tier and began to climb down the stand wielding flares. They then charged onto the pitch as away side The referee swiftly made the decision to abandon the match with the score 1-0 to Al-Ittihad. Advertisement READ MORE IN FOOTBALL Violence continued outside the group as their Members of security that are connected to the government were also targeted by supporters. The ugly scenes continued late into the night and ammunition was reportedly fired to disperse crowds by the military. It comes amid huge protests calling for Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah to resign. Advertisement Most read in Football Latest Exclusive Exclusive The uprising began after armed groups clashed in Tripoli over the weekend. Demonstrators are demanding elections, while accusing Dbeibah of corruption and being to blame for the growing strength of armed groups. Nationwide protests have turned violent. Reports claim that at least eight civilians and a police officer have died. Advertisement Several Libyan ministers have resigned since the start of the protests.
Libya Review
19-06-2025
- Politics
- Libya Review
Anti-Government Protest Set for Friday in Libyan Capital
The Sons of Souq Al-Jumaa Movement has called for a mass protest in front of the headquarters of Libya's Government of National Unity (GNU) led by Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbaiba. In a statement released on Tuesday, the movement urged 'all free Libyans' to participate in a large-scale demonstration on Friday outside the Prime Minister's Office on Al-Sikka Road in Tripoli. The organisers say the protest is a response to alleged normalisation with Israel, widespread corruption, and 'crimes committed against civilians'. 'It is time to speak with one voice: No to normalisation, no to corruption, no to the government of blood and shame,' the statement read. The group accused the GNU of 'betraying the sacrifices of the nation's martyrs' and of failing to protect civilians. It also described the government as a 'gang' that is 'selling the homeland and silencing dissent'. The movement called on men and women, young and old, to take to the streets and demand the immediate removal of the Dbeibah government. It also called for accountability for all those allegedly involved in crimes against civilians, and firmly rejected 'any attempt to drag Libya into foreign occupation or dependency'. The planned protest comes amid rising political tensions and public dissatisfaction with governance in western Libya. The GNU has not yet responded to the statement. While the GNU maintains it is working to stabilise the country and hold elections, critics have increasingly voiced concerns over its legitimacy, transparency, and international alignments. Tags: DemonstrationslibyaLibyan GovernmentProteststripoli
