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Reassessment by UK financial sector will ensue after recent Libyan political progress: LBBC webinar

Reassessment by UK financial sector will ensue after recent Libyan political progress: LBBC webinar
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A grim legacy: Libya s revolution ten years on

A grim legacy: Libya s revolution ten years on
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UN Libya talks produce interim government ahead of elections

A staff member shows the empty ballot box after delegates voted for a new interim Libyan government in Geneva on Friday. Photograph: United Nations/AFP/Getty Images UN-sponsored talks in Geneva have produced a new interim government for Libya, which aims to hold national elections later this year. It is the first time the country has had a unified leadership in four years, and the new government will face severe challenges winning recognition both within the country and among some external actors. Within Libya, there is a mixture of cynicism and hope that the country may be able to put years of sporadic fighting and divided institutions behind it. A fragile ceasefire has held since October, but the country remains full of mercenaries and armed militia.

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UN calls for international monitors to oversee Libya ceasefire

Antonio Guterres asks African Union, European Union and Arab League to contribute civilians and retired soldiers UN Secretary-General Guterres calls on all nations to respect UN arms embargo on Libya (Reuters) By Published date: 1 January 2021 18:02 UTC | Last update: 2 months 2 weeks ago The United Nations called for international monitors to support a fragile ceasefire in Libya, in the hope that foreign fighters will leave and the country can begin moving forward after almost a decade of war. In a letter sent to Security Council members earlier this week, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres asked that the monitoring group include civilians and retired soldiers from the African Union, European Union and Arab League.

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UN to bring in monitors to observe Libya s widely flouted ceasefire

UN to bring in monitors to observe Libya's widely flouted ceasefire

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