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The UN Special Envoy for Libya, Jan Kubis, on Thursday rejected the lack of progress towards elections in the war-torn country in December later this year. Kubis accused "destroyers" of trying to prevent the holding of crucial elections to unite the divided North African nation, and the Security Council warned that any individual or group undermining the electoral process could be subject to UN sanctions. Kubis said at a ministerial meeting in the Council that he spoke to many key players during his…

The latest disagreements over reaching a compromise to hold elections in Libya in December threaten the roadmap on the way to finally ending a decade of chaos in the war-torn country, analysts say. Seventy-five delegates from the war-torn North African country aired their differences at crazy rallies in Geneva last week. But despite an extra day of unplanned talks, they remain divided over when to hold elections, what elections to hold and on what constitutional grounds - a blockade that threatens to…

Libya's political and military installations rejected any constitutional basis that would pave the way for Putist general Khalifa Haftar to become president. Following the recent meeting of the Libyan Political Dialogue Forum (LPDF) held in Switzerland on 28 June - 3 July, Libyan Prime Minister Khalid al-Mishri blamed some members of the forum for failing to reach an agreement with the Libyans. conditions that prevent military leaders from competing for the country's presidency. "Take off your military…

Libya's Political Dialogue Forum (LPDF) will hold a meeting in Geneva, Switzerland from June 28 to July 1, the UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) said on Sunday. The personal meeting is an opportunity for members of the LPDF to develop proposals to further facilitate the conduct of national elections on December 24, in particular the constitutional basis for voting, UNSMIL said in a statement. Ahead of the meeting, the LPDF Advisory Committee will be convened from 24-26 June in Tunisia for a preparatory meeting to…

On Thursday, Western nations referred to as on Libya's interim authorities to start preparations for the struggle - torn nation's deliberate elections in December. Libya's caretaker authorities, shaped in March by means of a UN-backed dialogue between Libya, has a mandate to guide the nation to elections on December 24, however formal preparations haven't but begun. "Along with the political and safety preparations, the technical and logistical preparations will likely be vital," a joint assertion from…

Jan Kubis, UN Particular Envoy for Libya and Head of the United Nations Help Mission in Libya (UNSMIL), met with Libyan interlocutors and officers to advertise a ceasefire and steerage for the Libyan Political Dialogue Discussion board (LPDF) main as much as the nationwide elections in December. On Wednesday, Kubis held a sequence of conferences with high-level Libyan officers, together with the nation's Overseas Minister Najla El-Mangoush. Each reiterated the necessity to withdraw all international…

The conduct of free, fair and credible national elections in Libya requires a favorable political and security environment in which all stakeholders commit themselves in advance to respect and follow the results and voters are allowed to exercise their democratic rights in a safe manner without threat or interference. The International Monitoring Committee on Libya stated on Thursday. The group, co-chair of Algeria, Germany, the Arab League and the UN mission in Libya, held a meeting on Thursday to…