EU draws «Last Call» the parties to the conflict in Libya to accept dialogue

EU face what he considered the "last call" for all parties to the conflict in Libya to accept dialogue as a solution to the conflict.

The mouthpiece of the High Representative and Security Policy of the European Union Catherine saw, in a press statement published in Tripoli today ahead of the second round of dialogue between the Libyan parties starting in Ghadames, sponsored by Bernardino Leon next Tuesday, that the European Union once again urges all parties urgently to start dialogue .

Confirmed Catherine saw, all parties need to come together with Bernardino Leon important at this critical stage, and to refrain from any form of violence that would torpedo efforts to reach a settlement.

A source in the European Council has said for the "middle gate" that all communications made in the Belgian capital for the past few days, with the participation Bernardino Leon.

Confirmed that the tour of Ghadames 2 dialogue as a last chance for the remaining front of the Libyan parties to extract a settlement under international auspices be solid and viable

Libby about the controversial document calls for discussing annexation «dignity process» to the legitimacy of the state

Description House of Representatives member of Abu Bakr his camel, the controversy over the document written last month show the signing of a number of MPs on the need to discuss the annexation of the entire "process dignity" to the legitimacy of the state, as a "non-controversial about partial justification is important."

He stressed his camel, in a post on his official Balfaspock on Friday, that the document was published and bear the signatures of some of Representatives but is an internal procedure does not reach in any way to be a formal procedure is attributed to the Council as a whole.

He attributed his camel reason for writing the petition in a timely manner to the lack of knowledge of the western region vice nature of the "dignity of the process" in the beginning.

He added, "but that even one of the deputies from the city of Benghazi itself raised her voice in one of the meetings, saying that no connection between the dignity of the process and the House of Representatives, described the dignity process as systematic action to combat terrorism in the city of Benghazi when perch terrorism on her chest and terrorized her family and appalled Emma terrorize" .

He stressed that with the passage of time it became clear that many of those who signed the draft of this paper and their point of view about the dignity of the process may have changed when they found that its principal role is to fight terrorism in Benghazi and in other parts of Libya, making a draft of this paper die automatically, did not live up because the intervention within the formal proceedings of the House of Representatives.

He warned his camel from the exploitation of this document is to promote some of the positions that are not in favor of home

The United Nations Mission in Libya: organizing a tour for National Dialogue December 9

With Libya and the United Nations mission announced on Tuesday its intention to organize a tour for National Dialogue Libyan December 9th of this month.

The mission said in a statement on Tuesday, it continued with many of the parties involved, to try to find ways to end the political and security crisis in Libya through dialogue.

The statement added that, from this point, and after consultation with the Libyan parties, will call on the United Nations Support Mission in Libya to a new round of political dialogue on 9 December, and will be issued a detailed announcement in this regard during the next few days.

And confirmed the mission, that there is a consensus among the various actors, that the only way forward is through a comprehensive political dialogue addresses the crisis, in order to stop the fighting and end the suffering of civilians, and to ensure that the political process back in the transitional phase to the track, and the preservation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Libya and national unity .

Experiencing Libya politically divided with two governments headed by Abdullah bending and Omar Hassi and bicameral legislature are elected House of Representatives, the National and the General Conference of the outgoing, who decided at the end of last August to resume its activity, despite the end of its mandate and assigned Hassi formation of saving the government.

House of Representatives recognized by the international community is to take him and the government emanating from the cities of Tobruk and white-east of the country temporarily based since August, after the dawn of the control of forces to the capital, Tripoli, Libya.

Constitutional Chamber has ruled Libya's Supreme Court on the fifth of November, the dissolution of the House of Representatives as a result of the excesses of the Constitutional Declaration, which called for the election, which was rejected by the Council and considered a political decision was taken at gunpoint.

Security Council adds «Ansar al-Sharia» Libyan blacklist

The UN Security Council announced at its meeting yesterday, the Libyan add Ansar al-Sharia to the black list.

The Libyan parliament has announced in a statement issued last August, that the organization "Ansar al-Sharia" forces "the dawn of Libya", which has been fighting Khalifa Haftar forces, terrorist groups.

The council said earlier that "groups that are moving under the name dawn Libya and Ansar al-Sharia outlaw terrorist groups and fight for the legitimacy of the state", pointing out that these are "a legitimate target for the forces of the Libyan National Army, which we support with all our strength to continue the war even force it to end hostilities and handing over their weapons. "

Hammond welcomes the United Nations decision to ban two terrorist groups in Libya

Welcomed the British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond on Wednesday evening, the United Nations decision to ban the two groups Ansar al-Sharia Benghazi, Derna and Ansar al-Sharia Almsaolten for acts of terrorism in Libya, including bombings, abductions and killings.

The British Foreign Secretary, Philip Hammond, "I welcome the action taken by the United Nations sanctions imposed on Al-Qaeda, which was announced on Nov. 19 to ban the group Ansar al-Sharia Benghazi and Derna group Ansar al-Sharia."

He added, "Both groups were linked to al-Qaeda, and are responsible for the acts of terrorism in Libya, including bombings, abductions and killings."

The British minister went on "This decision sends a clear message that the international community will take action against extremist groups in Libya, which threatens the peace and security of Libya and the region," calling on all Libyans to renounce all that these two groups symbolize him.

"The United Kingdom urges all parties in Libya to stop fighting immediately and to support the mediation efforts of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Bernardino Leon, to ensure a broad dialogue includes everyone with a number of parties involved in Libya."

Cenk Uygur to OWS: 'Occupy the states!'

Cenk Uygur to OWS: 'Occupy the states!'



After nearly a two month manhunt, former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi was found and killed. Revolutionary forces flooded his hometown, Sirte, and according to some reports, the US fired a drone missile at his convoy causing his death. Michel Chossudovsky, director for the Centre for Research on Globalization, tells us more about today's events.

basın toplantısı : Recep Tayyip Erdoğan .. Trablus - Libya

basın toplantısı : Recep Tayyip Erdoğan .. Trablus - Libya

UN Libya plan - troops on the ground

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Democracy-You can invade any country you want,you kill anyone you want,you and destroy any country you want,you can kill innocent civilians,children anytime,any where in the world..And this is Democracy... who talk about Democracy MOST- USA,and Europe.Anyone with little bit of brain..would realize this is thier so called Democracy...We all can see it is right infront of us in Libya...

Will al-Qaeda get Libyan WMD?

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Who will acquire Libya's chemical weapons?

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Rebels will not negotiate with Gaddafi

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McKinney: NATO causing massive casualties in Libya

McKinney: NATO causing massive casualties in Libya



Former US representative and former Presidential candidate Cynthia Ann
McKinney went to Libya on a non-Governmental fact-finding tour to find
out what exactly is going on there. She believes that NATO bombardment and other military measures are taking a massive toll on civilians, causing many casualties. Cynthia Ann McKinney spoke exclusively to RT.

Celente: Libya civil war none of US business

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