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Libya unity government accuses rival Haftar of seeking coup Tripoli, Libya's UN-recognised government Tuesday accused rival military strongman Khalifa Haftar of seeking to stage a new coup after he claimed to have a "mandate" from the people to govern the country.
Naming of Libyan unity government delayed by 48 hours
Naming of Libyan unity government delayed by 48 hours
Libyan prime minister-designate under a proposed National Unity government Fayez Seraj (C) attends an event to offer condolences to the families of the Libyan police training centre bombing victims, in Zliten January 8, 2016.
The body tasked with naming a unity government for Libya under a U.N.-backed plan to resolve the country’s political crisis has delayed the planned announcement of the…
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Kerry to go to Rome on Sunday for talks on Libya unity government
PARIS – U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry will travel to Rome on Sunday to co-chair a meeting with his Italian counterpart Paolo Gentiloni on forming a unity government in Libya, a State Department spokesman said on Thursday.
“The ministerial will demonstrate the commitment of the international community to helping Libyans move forward rapidly to form a united Libya government,” spokesman Mark Toner said.
Four years after the fall of Muammar Gaddafi, Western powers are pushing Libya’s warring sides to accept a U.N. accord and form a unity government to end Libya’s conflict, which has allowed Islamist militants to gain ground and illegal migrant smugglers to take advantage of the chaos.
Kerry will travel from Paris, where nearly 200 countries are trying to agree on a global climate pact. (Reporting by Lesley Wroughton; editing by Andrew Roche) (Reuters)
