Why is Washington so discreet about the US-Taliban deal?

Top US negotiator, Zalmay Khalilzad is known to have connections with shadowy figures in Afghanistan and experts are struggling to understand what exactly he has agreed with the Taliban.

UN tries to salvage Libya talks after government pulls out

The internationally-recognised government suspended its participation in Geneva talks with warlord Haftar's militia after the Tripoli port came under attack by the latter's militants.

Turkish President Erdogan trying to avoid tragedy in Syria’s Idlib - Trump

Turkish President Erdogan "doesn’t want people to be killed by the thousands, and hundreds of thousands," says US President Trump.

Turkey's Erdogan says Libya's Haftar unconcerned about peace

Turkish President says Haftar turned his back on both the Moscow and Berlin summits and is violating the ceasefire in Libya.

Air strike death toll in Libya’s besieged capital rises to 30

The air strike took place in the Libyan capital’s Hadaba area, just south of the city centre where fighting has been raging for months, the Tripoli-based health ministry.

Analysis: the Arab League's meeting was more about Turkey than Libya

While the organisation has strongly condemned Turkey’s protection of its regional interests, it has done little to back the legitimate UN-recognised government.

Turkey: Arab League remains silent on Libya crisis

Ankara has long supported a political settlement in Libya and an end to attacks and the establishment of a complete ceasefire among the warring sides.

The key militias who fight alongside Haftar in Libya

Although warlord Khalifa Haftar has bought several ragtag militias, here's a quick look into the three most crucial fighting groups that fuel the self-proclaimed field marshal's war against UN-backed government in Tripoli.

Why the UN can't afford to abandon Sarraj’s government in Libya

As the conflict has taken a new turn with Russian mercenaries gaining foothold in Libya and siding with warlord Haftar, experts say the US will most likely find an ally in the UN-backed Prime Minister Fayez al Sarraj.

Is the UN itself responsible for weakening the UN-backed Libyan government?

Global powers are caught up in a dilemma — whether to support the UN-sanctioned government in Libya or silently allow its adversary warlord Haftar take it down — and the UN is complicit in worsening the conflict, experts argue.

'Libya's militias are a reality': Prime Minister Sarraj

In a conversation with TRT World, GNA leader Feyaz al Sarraj shone a light on some critical aspects of the Libyan conflict, including the militias that control large parts of the country.

Nearly 700,000 displaced by east Democratic Republic of Congo violence

Doctors Without Borders said more than 687,500 displaced people were now living in camps or with host families where MSF treated at least 11,220 children suffering from malnutrition, 2,310 victims of sexual violence and 1,980 wounded.