Islamist fighters launched a three-pronged attack on Saturday on a key oil region in eastern Libya but were pushed back by pro-government forces, military officials said. Fighters from Fajr Libya, an anti-government Islamist coalition, staged

An air strike hit a Libyan militia post on the border with Tunisia on Friday, killing one person, as the United Nations warned a spate of bombing raids was damaging peace efforts. The Libya Shield

Algeria and the United States share a convergent view on the need to reach negotiable settlement for the crisis hitting Libya, Algerian Delegate Minister for Maghreb and African Affairs Abdelkader Messahel said on Tuesday in

Algeria will “inevitably” continue to support all the actions which can contribute to “definitively” defeat terrorism, said Sunday in Algiers Director of African Department at Algerian Foreign Affairs Ministry Ahcene Kerma. “My country will inevitably

Unfolding events in Libya and the military deployment in Ras Jedir at the Tunisia-Libya border were the centrepiece of a Crisis Response Unit meeting chaired, Sunday, by interim Prime Minister Mehdi Jomaa. National Defence Minister

Greek President Karolos Papoulias on Monday, the last day of his State visit to Algeria, went to the Palace of Rais in Algiers. Accompanied by Minister of Industry and Mines Abdeslem Bouchouareb, the Greek president

Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry expressed on Thursday concern over the worrying situation in Libya, urging more support for the neighboring country to restore security and stability. “Undoubtedly, there are many worrying developments in Libya

French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius will hold talks here Thursday with his Algerian opposite number Ramtane Lamara to discuss economic cooperation but also the significant security challenges in the Sahara and Sahel regions, Foreign Ministry