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Libya's quiet shift: Normalization with Israel might still be on the table
MIDDLE EAST AFFAIRS: Libya’s PM rejected normalization with Israel, but secret talks between the two countries and strategic interests keep the issue alive despite strong public opposition.
US embassy in Tripoli denies report of planned relocation of Palestinians to Libya
Authorities declare state of emergency in Tripoli, Libya after powerful militia leader assassinated
Notorious human trafficker sanctioned by the UN killed in Western Libya
Lebanon hopes UNESCO danger listing could save crumbling modernist fairground
Lebanese authorities have made a plea with UNESCO to save what remains of the Rachid Karami International Fairgrounds.
Two years after ceasefire, peace in Libya seems in danger again
Deadly clashes erupt in Libya over the weekend between armed militias backed by the country's two rival governments.
Libya's Bashagha quits Tripoli after clashes
A plan to hold an election in December collapsed amid arguments among major factions and prominent candidates over the rules and the parliament.
Lebanon’s most left behind protest in Tripoli
The poorest continue to lead demonstrations in one of the most disadvantaged parts of the country.
Turkey warns Libya's Haftar and supporters against attacking its forces
Both sides have stopped short of withdrawing forces from the frontline, as demanded by the truce.
Libyan forces loyal to Tripoli gov't try to build on military momentum
Libyan Foreign Minister: We hope for normal relations with Israel
Tripoli's government enjoys the support of Russia, France, Egypt, the United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia, among others.
Car bomb explodes in Libya's Benghazi, killing 3 U.N. staff
The attack came as the United Nations was brokering a truce in the capital Tripoli, where the eastern-based Libyan National Army (LNA) force launched a surprise attack in April.
Air strike on south Libyan town kills at least 43
"The air strike resulted in 43 killed and 51 wounded. This is only an initial toll of casualties."