May 2021

Al-Nasser football club won the Libyan Super Cup for the first time in its history after beating Al-Ettihad 1-0 on Monday at Benina Martyrs Stadium in Benghazi.

Mohannad Buajila scored the winning goal for Al-Nasser at the sixth minute of the match, which saw many chances for Al-Ettihad but to no avail.

The match, in its first and second halves, was delayed due to the entry of Al-Nasser fans into the pitch.

The foundation gathering of the Libyan national reconciliation commission started Monday in Tripoli with the "legal track" in the presence of Presidential Council deputies Abdullah Al-Lafi and Mossa Al-Koni as well as the representative of the UNDP and UNSMIL humanitarian coordinator, in addition to African Union ambassador in Libya via Zoom, and several Libyan ministers.

The Dignity Operation is a military movement consisting of ideological fighting groups, including supporters of the military rule, the Salafi Madkhali militias, and outlaws and mercenaries who fight for money.

It originated in 2014 in Benghazi by Khalifa Haftar, described as a warlord having fought with and against nearly every faction in Libya's conflicts, from the 1969 coup that brought Gaddafi to power to supporting the 2011 revolution which overthrew his comrade.

Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah has emphasized the need to strengthen security cooperation and combat cross-border crime and terrorism with Algeria.

Dbeibah expressed during a meeting with Algerian President Abdel Majid Tebboune Libya's desire to consolidate and develop relations with its neighbouring country in various fields and at all levels, to achieve comprehensive development, and to counter adverse interference in the region.