On Wednesday, Meta announced the continued rebranding of its fintech service Facebook Pay by officially rolling out a revised version of the solution to roughly 200 countries. The rebranding sees Facebook Pay change to Meta Pay, and the firm is rolling out the solution gradually to selected regions, starting with the US. The Menlo Park-based firm does not require its existing Facebook and Meta Pay members to change their account preferences and has left the application unchanged. Meta Pay users can still view payment history, manage payment methods, update settings, and access 24/7 customer care. Starting today, Facebook Pay is transitioning to Meta Pay in nearly 200 countries around the world 🌎.

If Giorgia Meloni is a ‘fascist’… what’s Malta’s entire political establishment? What are we to say about Meloni’s approach towards immigration, that it actually falls far short of the extremes that both Labour and PN have gone to, in their attempts to ‘discourage irregular immigrants from reaching our shores’?

A division emerged between the country’s wealthier west and the east that’s home to much of Libya’s oil production. Neither of Libya’s governments have managed to fully restore order in their territories or confiscate weapons looted during the overthrow of Qaddafi. As for European nations, Libya’s vast oil reserves -- Africa’s largest -- and its location just across the Mediterranean have given them a stake in the outcome. European governments appear most concerned with stopping Libya being used as a stepping-off point for African migrants trying to cross the Mediterranean. Libya’s oil reserves give it ample resources to pay for a national reconstruction effort, if only its political squabbles can be resolved.

Even the name of [INAUDIBLE] sets panic and fear among Iranian women. This is not to say that Iranian women are not present in society. Iranian women are represented at every level, from pilots to doctors to teachers to professors, actresses. That’s how Iranian women feel. I’ve been speaking to Iranian women in different cities who are out protesting and who are involved in different ways.

Seafarers' body Maritime Union Of India (MUI) on Wednesday said it has helped an Indian seafarer return from Libya where he was stuck at a port after the owners ceased operations of the vessel. The seafarer, Roshan Raj, spent 19 months on the ship in breach of Maritime Labour Convention, 2006. He was abandoned at the Misrata Port in Libya for nine months, the MUI claimed in a statement. "Raj faced a tough time on board, going through mental stress as he was not paid the full salary. Moreover, the ship owners did not provide any co-operation to sign off.

The seafarer, Roshan Raj, spent 19 months on the ship. Seafarers' body Maritime Union Of India (MUI) on Wednesday said it has helped an Indian seafarer return from Libya where he was stuck at a port after the owners ceased operations of the vessel. The seafarer, Roshan Raj, spent 19 months on the ship in breach of Maritime Labour Convention, 2006. He was abandoned at the Misrata Port in Libya for nine months, the MUI claimed in a statement. Moreover, the ship owners did not provide any co-operation to sign off.

Maritime Union of India (MUI) said on Wednesday that it has helped an Indian sailor stuck onboard a ship in Libya for the last 19 months to return home. Roshan Raj was reportedly stranded at the port of Misrata after the owners ceased operations of the vessel. "Raj faced a tough time onboard, [he went] through mental stress," MUI said. Disha Jana / 06:58 pm on short byon

The newly appointed U.N. Envoy to Libya, Abdoulaye Bathily, officially assumed his duties on 25 September. However, he will conduct a series of meetings with senior UN officials and representatives of Member States in New York before his arrival in Libya in in early October. This was stated by the U.N. Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) today, which also pointed out that Raisedon Zenenga and Georgette Gagnon will continue their roles as Deputy for Political Affairs and Humanitarian Coordinator respectively.

“The cases we have been able to document represent only the tip of the iceberg,” said OMCT Secretary General Gerald Staberock. “Extrajudicial executions of defenceless civilians, often accompanied by horrific torture, are now endemic in Libya as government agents and armed militias unleash indiscriminate violence with impunity,” he said. Staberock stressed that “the world cannot remain complacent and allow these heinous crimes to become the new normal”. Of the total 581 civilians killed, 487 died in the northern, eastern and western parts of the country, while the rest were killed in southern regions. The figure is in addition to the mass graves found in Tarhuna following the killings in April 2019.

Italy's incoming far-right government will most likely attempt to usher in reforms to deny people their right to asylum. Among them is a proposal for a "European military mission, carried out in agreement with the Libyan authorities," to stop people from fleeing towards Italy. The agreement helps finance the Libyan coast guard, including with boats, who then prevent departures in the first place. That means more money and boats for the Libyan coast guard. What is possibly more feasible is Meloni's idea of offshoring the entire asylum process to countries outside the European Union.

The national football team (Taifa Stars) today face their Libyan counterparts in an international friendly encounter in Benghazi, Libya. Taifa Stars assistant coach Mecky Mexime said they expect a tough match as Libya will be playing at home, but added that they have prepared well to do their best. Taifa Stars recorded a 1-0 victory against Uganda in their first match, thanks to a goal scored by Saimon Msuva in the September 24 fixture. It is going to be a tough match due to the fact that Libya have good players who will also be eyeing victory against Tanzania in the encounter. “We have prepared our best technical plan to be applied in the encounter,” Mexime said.

Ex-Nigerian teacher opens up on why she dumped her ‘degree’, moved to Libya to become a cleanerAn ex–Nigerian teacher lectured a follower about why she moved to Libya to work as a cleaner.Infomation Guide NigeriaThe lady stated that she made the decision because she needed money. She revealed that while in Nigeria, she taught English in a school and was paid N25000 for teaching grades 1 through 3. The young teacher insisted that her decision to leave Nigeria for a job as a cleaner in Libya was motivated by her growing responsibilities. Don’t miss any valuable information or opportunity that can change your life, business, and family positively and permanently. 👉 Make money writing for us.

THE FACTSWhen is Libya vs Tanzania taking place? Libya vs Tanzania will take place on Wednesday 28th September, 2022 at 18:00 (UK)Where is Libya vs Tanzania taking place? Libya vs Tanzania will take place at Martyrs of February Stadium in Benghazi, LibyaWhere can I get tickets for Libya vs Tanzania? Ticket information for Libya vs Tanzania can be found on official national team websitesWhat TV channel is Libya vs Tanzania on in the UK? Libya vs Tanzania will not be televised live in the UKWhere can I stream Libya vs Tanzania in the UK?

After militant groups refused to disarm, they along with their allies began to contest territory and control over Libya’s fragile new national institutions. A large Turkish and part-Turkish minority also live throughout Libya’s major cities, particularly in the city of Misrata. This move partly incorporated elements of Libya’s political Islamic factions. The HoR is led by former General Khalifa Haftar, who commands the Libyan National Army (LNA). Egypt has been one of the HoR’s most crucial allies, providing weapons, military support, and safe haven through Libya’s eastern border.

CAIRO - 27 September 2022: Egypt is committed to backing the United Nations' peacekeeping and peace-building role, and actively participating in peacekeeping operations in conflict-hit regions, Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry said. The two sides discussed the outcome of the high-level meetings of the UNGA 77, and the role the UN is expected to play to ensure that all states adhere to the rules of international law, and to fulfill peoples' aspirations without any discrimination, Ministry Spokesman Ahmed Abou Zeid said in a statement. The meeting focused on the economic and political fallout from the Russian-Ukrainian crisis, the situation in Libya and the Middle East, the Palestinian cause, and the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) dispute, the spokesman noted. Meanwhile, Guterres gave an outline of the UN initiatives and efforts to contain the global food crisis and reform the global economic system to alleviate the growing burdens of current crises on developing nations. He also hailed Egypt's important role in advancing multilateralism, especially within the framework of regional groups and groupings of developing nations, such as the G-77 (plus China).