Libya’s self-styled commander Khalifa Haftar says he would be ready for a ceasefire, if Turkish troops leave Libya.

Libya's UN-backed government suspends ceasefire talks with renegade General Khalifa Haftar after an attack on a sea port in the capital Tripoli.

Armed rebels in Libya claim they have destroyed a Turkish cargo ship carrying ammunition and weapons at the port of Tripoli.

A United Nations (UN) official says the situation in Libya is “deeply troubling” and a fragile ceasefire in the crisis-hit country has seen dozens of violations.

New clashes on Libyan capital have left civilian casualties a day after the UN Security Council called for a "lasting ceasefire."

French President Emmanuel Macron officially invites the commander of Libya’s rebels to France, despite the fact that rebel militia groups have for months been undermining peace in the North African country.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expresses deep frustration with the situation in Libya, where he says fighting has escalated.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been accused of working to bring back the Ottoman Empire, carrying with him a neo-Ottoman vision particularly after the aggression on Syria and deployment of Turkish forces to Libya.

Meeting after meeting have been held on the crisis in Libya but none of them have managed to bring an end to hostilities and violence besetting the country.

French President Emmanuel Macron lambastes his Turkish counterpart, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, for sending warships and “mercenaries” to crisis-hit Libya.