As things stand, it might be tempting to declare Daesh all but defeated in Libya. Daesh is most visible, and therefore most effective, when it controls territory. It uses territory for building both military and

Chairman of Presidential Council, Fayez Sarraj, has given orders for the Libyan army forces under the Government of National Accord to implement an immediate ceasefire and end all hostilities in Libya.

Libyan Army Spokesman, Colonel Muhammad Gununu has cast into doubt the effectiveness of the new ceasefire announced in the country on Friday.

On 20 July, Egyptian legislators authorised sending combat troops to Libya, where Cairo’s ally Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar is on the defensive. Following Turkey’s intervention on the Tripoli government’s behalf, Egypt’s involvement could escalate the

Total of 2,500 Tunisian ISIS members sent to the North African country, according to watch group.

Egypt executed on Saturday Libyan militant Abdel Rahim Al-Mismari, who was convicted for an attack south of Cairo in October 2017 that killed 16 policemen, the defense ministry said.

Announcement comes as Arab League ministers hold an emergency meeting to find ‘a pause’ in intensified fighting.

Islamists and their allies are aware of the important role media plays in the war in Libya. To them, amplifying or even fabricating information that helps their side is a key tactic, but it apparently

Libya has been implicated in some of the most infamous terrorist atrocities of recent decades including the 1988 Lockerbie bombing and the suicide attack on the Manchester Arena three years ago.

Bottom Line Up Front: After suffering significant battlefield losses, warlord Khalifa Haftar and his Egyptian sponsors pushed for, but could not achieve, a cease-fire to the conflict in Libya.