Search form

You are here

  • Home
  • Government of National Accord (GNA)

Government of National Accord (GNA)



Rights group urges release of abducted Libyan protesters

  • Amnesty has criticized the UN-backed GNA for not reining in abusive, unaccountable militias
  • Tripoli has experienced escalating anti-government protests, aimed at routing out corruption and improving living conditions
By AP ·
Update

Peace hopes as Libyan rivals declare cease-fire

By Mohammed Abu Zaid ·

Turkish minister in Libya for defense cooperation talks

By AFP ·

UN says Libya's warring sides engaged in ‘productive’ talks

By AP ·

Libya’s Tripoli government seizes last LNA stronghold near capital

By Reuters ·

UAE, Egypt welcome Libya cease-fire talks

By Arab News ·

New clashes in Libya despite UN cease-fire call

By AFP ·

UN-brokered Libya military talks begin in Geneva

By AFP ·

Latest updates

Pakistan says 3,510 pilgrims to depart for Madinah today as Hajj operations accelerate
Former Tottenham star Edgar Davids condemns ‘lack of quality, lack of management’
Iran war fuel hike adds $100 to long-haul flight cost, study says
El Salvador holds mass trial of nearly 500 alleged MS-13 gang members
On Ukraine front, married medics face war side by side

Recommended

Middle-East
How long can Iran’s war-devastated economy defy the Hormuz blockade?
Middle-East
How Bahrain is supporting private-sector workers as Gulf businesses feel Iran war strain
Middle-East
How Israeli strikes on paramedics are hindering rescue efforts in Lebanon

Search form

Print Edition
Read pdf version Subscribe now
© 2026 SAUDI RESEARCH & PUBLISHING COMPANY, All Rights Reserved And subject to Terms of Use Agreement.