A High Court judge has raised concern about three children “clandestinely” taken to Libya by their Libyan father. He said the youngsters have been, “on the face of it”, victims of a “blatant abduction”. They have given Ms Daley the go-ahead to launch a public appeal for help. They said Ms Daley and Mr Aljehani were married but estranged and involved in divorce proceedings. “Those children are now with their father and his family in Libya.

Libya’s Government of National Unity on Sunday summoned home its ambassador in Athens for consultation, in response to recent diplomatic controversy with Greece after the country’s Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias refused to get off the plane during an aborted visit to the capital Tripoli last week. “Foreign Minister Najla Mangoush summoned Ambassador (Hamed Bashir) Al-Mabrouk for consultation to clarify the diplomatic issue caused by Greek minister Dendias on Thursday, Nov. 17,” said a statement by the Tripoli-based Foreign Ministry. “Foreign Minister Mangoush asked Libya’s Ambassador to Athens to issue a protest note to the Greek authorities to clarify the behavior of Foreign Minister Dendias,” it added. “Such unconsidered behaviors have repercussions that jeopardize Libya’s confidence and stability, and indirectly invite division in the country,” the statement said. He refused, however, to disembark from his plane in Tripoli when his Libyan counterpart, Najla Mangoush, came to the airport to greet him.

Jibril Ohaida, a member of Libya’s House of Representatives, has accused Turkey and the United States of seeking to keep Governor of the Central Bank of Libya (CBL), Saddek Elkaber, in power. Speaking to reporters on Saturday, Ohaida also criticized statements made by diplomats of U.N. Security Council, in which they called for elections without addressing the challenges that hinders the implementation of the elections. “[They] called for holding elections only with disregard to any path such as forming a new government or without any explanation of how the elections will be held in Libya,” he said. “In the shadow of the current chaos, and without the presence of a unified government whose control extends over the entire Libyan soil, the situation will remain as it is,” added the Libyan lawmaker.

The session first swiftly approved the text’s provision to set up a “loss and damage” fund to help developing countries bear the immediate costs of climate-fuelled events such as storms and floods. “The establishment of loss and damage fund at the UN climate summit is the first pivotal step towards the goal of climate justice. Shehbaz Sharif noted that Pakistan, as Chair of G-77 and China, successfully led the effort for acceptance of the demand” for loss and damage. The establishment of loss & damage fund at the UN climate summit is the first pivotal step towards the goal of climate justice. Negotiators from the European Union and other countries had said earlier that they were worried about efforts to block measures to strengthen last year’s Glasgow Climate Pact.

The Council of State has rejected “attempts to revive the Lockerbie case,” stressing that the case file has been completely closed from a political and legal point of view, according to the Libyan-American agreement in 2008.”“We refuse to reopen this file by some local authorities and bring it back to the fore once again, and we affirm our non-compliance with all the obligations that this procedure entails for the Libyan state,” the council said in a statement on Saturday. The State Council called on the House of Representatives, the Presidential Council, and the Attorney General, to support its position and to “take appropriate measures to end this absurdity.”

Libyan Prime Minister Fathi Bashagha affirmed that the Libyan government will support the private sector because of its confidence in its ability to develop the national economy. This came during Bashagha’s inauguration of the introductory conference on public policies, economy, investment and finance in Libya under the slogan “Towards a solid future identity for the national economy” with the participation and attendance of delegations from the chambers of commerce of Sabha, Zintan, Gharbia, Tripoli, Murzuq, Derna, Al-Bayda, Misurata. During the conference held in Benghazi, Bashagha stressed the need to activate the role of the private sector and improve the banking sector to advance the national economy. During the conference organized by the Benghazi Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture, Bashagha referred to the grave challenges facing Libya in light of the economic crises the whole world is witnessing, as well as the continuing state of economic stagnation that threatens Libya.

SHARM EL SHEIKH, Egypt, Nov 19 (MENA) – The Environment Ministry’s National Solid Waste Management Program took part at an exhibition held on the sidelines of the United Nations climate conference (COP27), currently hosted by Sharm El Sheikh. The step, taken under the directives of Environment Minister Yasmine Fouad, aims to promote the ministry’s roles on presenting eco-friendly projects to make greater economic sustainable growth with low greenhouse gas emissions. The program shed light on the ministry’s efforts to cut harmful greenhouse gas emissions and develop plans on facing the negative impacts of the climate changes.

India Today Senior Executive Editor Shiv Aroor shared his experience of covering the Libyan Civil War in 2011 with Managing Editor Gaurav Sawant. advertisementHere are excerpts from the session:Talking about his experience in Libya, Shiv Aroor said, “The experience that I have in terms of covering war and conflict, there is no comparison to what Gaurav and Shweta have. Now, the experience that Gaurav and I have, let me give you an example of Libya. Gaurav used these two “magic words” and this is how situations changed and he returned safe and sound. Gaurav Sawant was in Kargil in 1999 and was covering the war there.

They embarked on that perilous journey mainly from West Africa, Central Africa, East Africa and Asia. The insecurity on the Libyan route once you leave Nigeria and the hardship the migrants go through are unimaginable. But trying to japa via the Libyan route is the height of foolishness. In spite of all the sordid stories of the Libyan route, some youngsters are still warming up to go to Europe via Libya. I watched a video where youngsters were being tutored on the dangers of the Libyan route.

Libya in TurmoilSince 2011, Libya has been embroiled in a massive political and security crisis. There are now two rival governments in the east and west of Libya, a result of that war. Now, it is being said that Gaddafi’s son Seif-al-Islam is going to stand in the presidential elections of Libya. However, the ICC is not concerned about peace and justice in Libya otherwise it would’ve initiated charges against the US and Europe which destroyed Libya. Therefore, if he wins the elections and comes to power, then the West will suffer a tremendous failure in Libya.

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German extended reality (XR) firm has recently released a virtual reality (VR) film with tools from an industry-leading gaming engine. Users can visit the groundbreaking ‘virtual museum’ across all Meta Quest headsets, including the Quest, Quest 2, and Quest Pro using Oculus Link. Führerbunker and Other TitlesNORD XR debuted its top-tier VR film, Führerbunker, in late October. XR and Immersive DocumentariesNord XR is one of many VR film firms that are creating new mediums of education and artistic expression. XR Today also interviewed Erfan Saadati from Happy Finish on the latter’s Child of Empire immersive documentary.

Dendias departed Tripoli without disembarking and flew to Benghazi, Libya’s rival center of power in the east, where he met with Eastern Libyan Commander Khalifa Haftar. “Today’s visit to Libya, as scheduled, started from Tripoli, where I was to meet with President Menfi. As a result, I cut short my visit to Tripoli and departed for Benghazi, where the schedule was followed, as planned,” Dendias told reporters Thursday. The former agreement, condemned internationally, is based on Turkish claims that islands, such as Crete, cannot have a continental shelf. Seeing that Turkey had an outsize influence in Tripoli, Greece appeared at one point to throw in its lot with Haftar, whose military campaign to seize Tripoli ultimately fell far short of that goal.

But Malta’s support for the Italian position, suggests a change in its diplomatic response to problems created by the Italian far right. It also suggests that given a choice between France and Italy, Spain remains closer to its northern neighbour. Meloni flexes her musclesSignificantly, the statement by the four Mediterranean nations is overshadowed by an escalation in tension between France and Italy. Unlike Salvini, Meloni has been careful to frame her migration policy in an appeal to “European solidarity”, thus deviating from the far-right’s xenophobic instincts. In fact, Meloni herself was elected on a platform which included a unlikely naval blockade of Libya to stop departures.

A diplomatic spat erupted between Libya and Greece yesterday after Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias refused to get off his plane at Tripoli’s Mitiga airport. The diplomatic incident led to Libya recalling its ambassador to Greece and summoning the Greek Charge d’Affaires in Tripoli to make a formal protest to Greece. A Libyan Foreign Ministry delegation headed by Foreign Minister Najla Mangoush were waiting to greet Dendias at the airport. The Libyan Foreign Ministry assumed he was returning to Greece. Parliament had already withdrawn confidence in the Aldabaiba Tripoli government.