InsightThe Greek foreign minister has refused to disembark from a plane that had landed at Libya's Tripoli and left without an explanation, cancelling his meetings with Libyan authorities. In this file photo, Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias speaks during a joint press conference with his Italian counterpart Antonio Tajani in Rome, Nov. 16, 2022. “The Greek foreign minister’s attitude today is an affront to the people of Libya and the government,” he noted. In the Greek pressThe Greek press reported that Dendias cancelled his visit because Libyan Foreign Minister Najla al Mangoush was there to receive him at the airport. The Greek press also reported that Dendias’ plane went from Tripoli to Benghazi via Malta because Libya allegedly did not approve the flight plan.

Ι met with Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar, Head of Libya National Army (LNA), today in Benghazi,” Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias tweeted. “Focus on the need for Libya stabilisation & promoting peace and stability in the wider region,” he added.

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(@FahadShabbir)CAIRO (UrduPoint News / Sputnik - 17th November, 2022) Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias, who came to Tripoli on Thursday on an official visit, refused to leave the plane and flew away, the Libyan foreign ministry said. Libyan Foreign Minister Najla Mangoush was personally waiting to welcome Dendias at the airport. In Libya, the Greek foreign minister was expected to hold talks with the speaker of the eastern-based Libyan parliament, Aguila Saleh, and other officials in Benghazi on strengthening cooperation between the countries. Libya, Greece, and Turkey have been involved in a series of territorial disputes over waters in the Aegean and Mediterranean seas for decades now. Athens accused Ankara of encroaching on Greece's sovereign rights and trying to change the map of its exclusive economic zone, while Turkey claimed the memorandum was based on international law.

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Welcome to today’s Morning Brief, where we’re looking at Libya’s political chaos , the investigation into Poland’s missile blast , and the entry of aid into Ethiopia’s Tigray region. Welcome to today’s Morning Brief, where we’re looking at Libya’s political chaos, the investigation into Poland’s missile blast, and the entry of aid into Ethiopia’s Tigray region. If you would like to receive Morning Brief in your inbox every weekday, please sign up here. Between 2014 and 2020, Libya was embroiled in a brutal civil war that ultimately concluded with a U.N.-brokered cease-fire. The cease-fire did little to heal the country’s political fissures, and opposing administrations empowered by militia support are still competing for control.

As its political stalemate festers, Libya risks sliding back towards civil war with diplomacy at a standstill, politicians thwarting progress towards elections and military leaders including eastern commander Khalifa Haftar threatening violence. "The crisis is mainly getting prolonged because those in power seek their own interests, not those of Libyans," said Adel al-Sheikh, 39, a Tripoli shop owner. The prospect of more conflict would not only create misery for ordinary Libyans: the stakes are also high for an inattentive world. National elections could sweep away most of the squabbling political forces that have dominated Libya through years of institutional division, outright warfare and unstable peace. He turned back and groups aligned with him were pushed out of Tripoli, leaving Dbeibah more firmly ensconced there.

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I had a fruitful discussion today with Speaker of the House Agila Saleh, who kindly received me in Al Qubba, UN Envoy to Libya Abdoulaye Bathily tweeted. I had a fruitful discussion today with Speaker of the House Agila Saleh, who kindly received me in Al Qubba. I reiterated my calls for Libyan leaders to come together to accelerate the political process toward elections and put Libya on the course to peace, stability & prosperity pic.twitter.com/b5fTnjsV5y — SRSG Abdoulaye Bathily (@Bathily_UNSMIL) November 16, 2022“I reiterated my calls for Libyan leaders to come together to accelerate the political process toward elections and put Libya on the course to peace, stability and prosperity,” he added.

The Libyan Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah hailed the speech of the UN envoy, Abdoulaye Bathily at the UN Security Council regarding the importance of ending the transitional periods through elections to spare the country any disturbances, praising the exercises conducted by his government that simulated securing elections. Dbeibah said on Twitter Wednesday that he agrees with what Bathily said about some institutions’ acts to disrupt elections, saying it is a danger to Libya's future. "The decrease in the number of displaced persons by 57% and the improvement in the security and military situation referred to by the UN envoy compared to 2020, are things that reinforce what we emphasize regarding the importance of supporting stability efforts and encouraging development to restore life." He remarked.

Another batch of 159 Nigerians who had been stranded in Libya are now back home, the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has disclosed. According to NEMA, the returnees arrived at the Murtala Muhammad International Airport, Ikeja, late Tuesday evening aboard an Al Buraq Air aircraft. The returnees, NEMA said, comprised 71 male and 74 female adults and 14 infants. Mustapha Ahmed, Director General of NEMA, received the returnees on behalf of the federal government. He said the federal government remained committed to ensuring that Nigerians were not stranded in foreign countries.

Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa visited Karachi today and witnessed various stalls at IDEAS-2022 at Karachi Expo Centre. COAS also interacted with cross section of visitors and delegates and held separate meetings with various visiting delegates including Bahrain, Italy, Srilanka, Libya, Zimbabwe and UAE. Later, COAS visited Malir garrison where he laid floral wreath at Martyr’s Monument. During his farewell address to officers and troops COAS lauded their professionalism and devotion to duty. Earlier on arrival, COAS was received by Corps Commander Lieutenant General Muhammad Saeed.

The UN's new special envoy for Libya warned Tuesday that the first anniversary of the postponed elections was fast approaching and that further postponement of the polls could lead the country to even greater instability, putting it "at risk of partition. Oil-rich Libya plunged into chaos after a NATO-backed uprising toppled and killed longtime dictator Muammar Gaddafi in 2011. He warned that further prolonging the elections "will make the country even more vulnerable to political, economic, and security instability" and could risk partition. And he urged Security Council members to "join efforts to encourage Libyan leaders to work with determination to hold elections as soon as possible. This "means that there will be no inclusive national elections or unification of Libyan state bodies in the short term," he said.

The Libyan army announced today, Wednesday, that its members managed to kill and capture extremists, and seized ammunition in a raid near the Libyan border with Chad. The spokesman for the Libyan army, Major General Ahmed Al-Mismari, issued a statement in which he said, “As part of the war on terrorism, units of the Libyan Arab Armed Forces affiliated with the Southwest Security Operations Room raided a den of extremist takfiris in the far southwest, specifically south of the Qatroun area near the Libyan-Chadian border.” . The spokesman added that the Libyan forces “eliminated a group of extremists and two were captured, and our forces also found light and medium weapons, ammunition and two desert SUVs.”Al-Mismari concluded his statement by saying, “Our forces did not lose any of their elements in this operation, which came after a series of monitoring and reconnaissance operations and gathering the necessary information to carry out the attack by surprise to the enemy so that it could not perform any of its defense duties.”Earlier, the commander of the Libyan army, Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar, threatened to “fight a decisive battle to liberate the country if peaceful efforts fail,” stressing the need to remove foreign forces from Libya. Libyan media quoted Haftar as saying during a visit to the Al-Jafra region: “We will move in line with the will of the Libyan people, after all previous paths led us to a dead end and disappointing results.”

A total number of 159 stranded Nigerians have returned from Libya. The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) received the returnees on arrival atthe Cargo Wing of the Murtala Muhammad International Airport, Ikeja. NEMA Director General, Alhaji Mustapha Ahmed received the distressed returnees in the late hours of Tuesday. Upon profiling, the numbers of female adults was 62 including a medical case, female children was 12 and five infant females. The number of adult males was 64 with seven male children and nine infant males making a total of 159 altogether.