ROME — Local authorities say at least 5,100 ... Among the dead are at least 84 Egyptians, according to Libya's Health Ministry and Egyptian media. Rescue efforts have been complicated by the ...

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SOS Mediterranee filmed the incident Tuesday. The group said it occurred about 46 nautical miles north of Zuwara on Libya’s western coast, a frequent launching point for smuggling operations to ...

Saddam, son of Khalifa Haftar and chief of staff of his self-styled ground forces, has held talks in Rome with Italy’s ...

“It seems to me that everything that our coastguard, our navy and our finance police are doing is to be praised,” he said, adding that Rome and the European Commission were supplying Libya ...

Najla Mangoush, the foreign minister of the Tripoli-based government, and Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen met in Rome in the first-ever between top diplomats of Libya and Israel. Libya ...

(ANSA) - ROME, MAY 15 - The International Criminal Court on Thursday asked Libya to arrest and hand over Osama Almasri, a general and migrant detention centre head arrested and then released and ...

With Elmasry back in Libya, Libyan authorities should arrest ... the Italian government flouts its obligations under the Rome Statute and tarnishes its international credibility.

By Michel Rose and Angelo Amante PARIS/ROME (Reuters) -French President Emmanuel Macron and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia ...

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Since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011, Libya has remained divided between feuding administrations beholden to powerful militias, making it vulnerable to foreign influence, particularly from Italy.

(Maxime Popov/AFP via Getty Images) ROME — Russia is moving military assets from Syria to Libya, creating a security threat in the central Mediterranean, Italy’s defense minister has said.