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Libyans want an end to country’s divisions and feuding politicians to hold elections, UN envoy says

Libyans want an end to country’s divisions and feuding politicians to hold elections, UN envoy says

  • Koury said there is consensus that the current “status quo is not sustainable” – and the political process needs to advance toward elections
By AP ·
Unified international approach required for Libya elections: Ex-UN official

Unified international approach required for Libya elections: Ex-UN official

By Alex Whiteman ·
With elections delayed again, Libya’s endless transition angers its people

With elections delayed again, Libya’s endless transition angers its people

By Reuters ·
UN official: Libya elections could be rescheduled for June

UN official: Libya elections could be rescheduled for June

By AP ·
Libyan candidates talk and militias mobilize

Libyan candidates talk and militias mobilize

By Reuters ·
98 candidates register for Libya’s presidential poll

98 candidates register for Libya’s presidential poll

By AFP ·
Libya's powerful ex-minister announces bid for president

Libya's powerful ex-minister announces bid for president

By AP ·
Powers urge Libya to keep poll plan, want mercenaries out

Powers urge Libya to keep poll plan, want mercenaries out

By AFP ·
Libya legislative vote rescheduled for January: parliament

Libya legislative vote rescheduled for January: parliament

By AFP ·
UN envoy to Libya Jan Kubis attends a meeting by Libya’s neighbors as part of international efforts to reach a political settlement to the country’s conflict, in the Algerian capital Algiers, on Aug. 30, 2021. (AFP)

UN envoy calls on Libya’s parliament to finalize election law

By Arab News ·
The meeting in Rome will include representatives from across Libya, as well as members of the UN Support Mission in Libya. (Reuters/File Photo)

Libyan election talks get underway in Rome

By Francesco Bongarrà ·
UN endorses elections for Libya by end of 2018

UN endorses elections for Libya by end of 2018

By Reuters ·

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