Manifestantes líbios fecham a válvula de gás da Rayyanah, que abastece o sul da Europa, em protesto contra a prisão do Diretor de Segurança do Serviço de Inteligência, Brigadeiro-General Mustafa Al-Wahishi, e seu desaparecimento em Trípoli.
2 dia atrásProtesto em frente à sede do Conselho de Ministros em Trípoli, exigindo que o governo liberte o Brigadeiro-General, Diretor do Departamento de Segurança do Serviço de Inteligência, "Mustafa Al-Wahishi", que está sequestrado há 6 dias na capital, Líbia
1 mês atrásA Agência de Apoio às Direcções de Segurança invadiu uma cela secreta em Trípoli e resgatou 4 migrantes do Bangladesh que foram raptados por um resgate de 50 mil dinares cada
Líbia: governo sediado no leste anunciou reabertura de campos de petróleo
National Oil Corporation anuncia o levantamento de força maior em todos os campos de petróleo e portos
Ministro dos Negócios Estrangeiros da Argélia: Salientamos a prevenção da interferência estrangeira na Líbia
Haftar recebeu uma delegação americana ontem em Benghazi. A subsecretária de Defesa para Assuntos de Segurança Internacional Celeste Wallander e o vice-comandante do AFRICOM, tenente-general John Brennan, assim como o encarregado de negócios Jeremy Brent
Ministério do Petróleo da Líbia: Estamos ansiosos para duplicar a produção de gás natural para 4 bilhões de pés cúbicos nos próximos 4 ou 5 anos
Ministro dos Negócios Estrangeiros egípcio: Rejeitamos qualquer interferência estrangeira na Líbia
UNSMIL: Órgãos legislativos líbios fazem progressos nas negociações sobre a nomeação do governador do Banco Central
Sisi: The phenomenon of armed militias in Libya must be ended
Two South African news outlets have confirmed that the 95 Libyan fighters receiving military training in South Africa were sent by Khalifa Haftar’s armed coalition
The Libyan National Oil Corporation declares force majeure in the El Feel field.
Libya's National Oil Corporation: Recent oil field closures have caused a loss of 63% of total production
EU: Concerned about deteriorating situation in Libya
2 mês atrásNew Libya Central Bank's board assigned by Presidential Council announces that it has now control over all CBL and financial systems; other words can function with or without Al-Kabir's approval. New board says it will pay public state salaries on Sept. 1
Libya: oil production at Waha oil field said to have fallen to 150kbpd (capacity is 300kbpd)
2 mês atrásThe Amazigh flag has now been removed from the Ras Jedir crossing by the forces of Zawiya and Namrush in the capital.
Dabaiba: We stress the danger of closing oil fields in Libya and demand that those responsible be punished
Armed gunmen storm Libya's High State Council Headquarters in Tripoli
US Embassy in Libya: We urge all Libyan parties to engage constructively in dialogue with the support of the UN mission and the international community
2 mês atrásProtestors gather in Libyan capital Tripoli in support of the newly formed Central Bank board
2 mês atrásThe 52nd Brigade and Al-Zawiya forces took control of the entire Bukmash area to Ras Jedir after the Amazigh forces fled from it, and the coastal road to the capital was now opened.
Presidential council urges parliament to select new central bank governor
2 mês atrásWaha Oil Company announces gradual reduction in oil production, warns of stopping oil production if protests continue
Parliament-appointed PM Osama Hammad announces suspension of Libyan oil exports "until further notice" in response to "attacks on the leadership and employees of the Central Bank of Libya."
The speaker of Libya's eastern-based parliament has warned of a possible oil blockade over an attempt to replace the central bank governor
Fuel shortage hits several cities in Libya.. and queues of cars at stations - Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah directs the rapid opening of closed stations and work around the clock
British Representative to the United Nations: We call on Libyan leaders to participate in the political process
2 mês atrásA committee formed by Presidential Council visited Central Bank of Libya's governor Al-Kabir at the HQ in Tripoli and after discussions, Al-Kabir said the Presidential Council's decision was illegal and he would continue to work as governor without change
