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Libya: Civilians Caught in Militia Clashes

Human Rights Watch 20 May 2025
(Beirut) – Rival armed groups and quasi-state forces in Libya failed to protect civilians during clashes in Tripoli last week, leading to civilian deaths and damage to homes, Human Rights Watch said today.
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Is the US repeating past mistakes in Syria?

Israel Hayom 20 May 2025
This was true in Iran after the 1979 revolution, and again after the Arab Spring, when Islamist movements, many tied to the Muslim Brotherhood, rose to power in Egypt, Tunisia, Libya, and now Syria.
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Why Libya almost descended into chaos again

The New Arab 19 May 2025
... open to a power struggle over its resources, particularly in Tripoli ... She warned that the “zero-sum” approach towards power among Libya’s elites will continue to exacerbate the nation’s instability.
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Militia rule in retreat? Gheniwa’s death sparks a new security equation in western Libya

Middle East Monitor 17 May 2025
As one of the capital’s most powerful militia leaders, Gheniwa’s death marked a major turning point in Libya’s fragile security dynamics ... Since taking power in ...
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Turkey evacuates 82 nationals from Libya after unrest

The Times of India 17 May 2025
'Eighty-two citizens who wanted to return to Turkey were assisted in their departure from Libya and allowed to return home,' the source said, referring to 'the conflict and insecurity' that has gripped the North African nation in recent days.
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Turkey evacuates 82 nationals from Libya after Tripoli clashes

The New Arab 17 May 2025
"Eighty-two citizens who wanted to return to Turkey were assisted in their departure from Libya and allowed to return home," the source said, referring to "the conflict and insecurity" that has gripped the North African nation in recent days.
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UAE Quietly Reasserts Influence in Libya Through Local Proxies and Strategic Patience

Watan 16 May 2025
Every shift in power dynamics within Tripoli, or among rival military factions across Libya, is seen by the UAE as an opportunity to subtly engineer results that serve its strategic interests ... Libya and the Abraham Accords.
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A Language of Blood Has Gripped Our World

Scheerpost 16 May 2025
In 2021, after several failed coups, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan took power, ostensibly to defend the transition but in reality to bring in al-Bashir’s people back from isolation and into government ... Power.
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Vijay Prashad: Sudan & the Language of Blood

Consortium News 16 May 2025
In 2021, after several failed coups, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan took power, ostensibly to defend the transition but in reality to bring al-Bashir’s people back from isolation and into government ... Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan and the Fragility of U.S.
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Libya fighting calms after truce between major Tripoli factions

Khaleejtimes 15 May 2025
The seizure of SSA territory in Libya by the Dbeibah-allied factions, the 444 and 111 Brigades, indicated a major concentration of power in the fragmented capital, leaving Rada as the last big faction not closely tied to the prime minister.
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Rival Armed Groups Trade Fire in Libya’s Capital, Hours After Declaring a Ceasefire

Democracy Now 15 May 2025
... of the leader of a powerful armed group that’s been accused of major human rights abuses in Libya’s migrant detention facilities.
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L.A. Vietnamese man came for annual ICE check-in, then nearly got deported to Libya

The Los Angeles Times 15 May 2025
one day last week in a Texas detention facility, shackled, forced onto a bus and told they would be deported to Libya, two of the detainees' lawyers said ... None were from Libya ... Removals to Libya appeared imminent.
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Nakba Day: After such knowledge, what forgiveness for Israel?

The New Arab 15 May 2025
His question resonates all the more powerfully when viewed through the lens of the crimes committed by Zionist forces against Palestine and the Arab world, not merely in recent decades, but over the span of an entire century.
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Most intense fighting for years rocks Libyan capital

CNN 14 May 2025
The latest unrest in Libya’s capital could consolidate the power of Abdulhamid al-Dbeibah, prime minister of the divided country’s Government of National Unity (GNU) and an ally of Turkey.
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Ceasefire takes hold after renewed gun battles in Libya

Business Day 14 May 2025
The seizure of SSA territory in Libya by the Dbeibah-allied factions, the 444 and 111 Brigades, indicated a major concentration of power in the fragmented capital, leaving Rada as the last big faction not closely tied to the prime minister.

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