Geneva Dialogue delegates agree “in principle” to move to Libya: Misrata suggested
By Libya Herald reporters. Municipal delegates at the UN in Geneva (Photo: UN) Geneva, 29 January 2015: Delegates taking part in ...
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Geneva dialogue delegates want to unveil new government “in two weeks”: report
By Libya Herald staff. 27 January 2015: The political delegates to the Geneva dialogue talks have agreed that the basic ...
Geneva dialogue recommences “in excellent atmosphere” says Leon
By Libya Herald staff. Delegates at Geneva today (Photo: UN) 26 January 2015: The political delegates to the Geneva dialogue ...
Dialogue delegates head back to Geneva – still without Congress members
By Libya Herald reporter. Tunis, 25 January 2015: Political delegates to the UNSMIL-brokered dialogue talks who took part in the ...
Congress rejects Geneva dialogue
By Ali Salem and Farah Waleed. The United Nations' Palais des Nations , Geneva Tripoli, 18 January 2014: In a ...
International response to Geneva talks positive and hopeful
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 18 January 2015: Statements issued by the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), the European Union ...
EXCLUSIVE: Misrata rejects Congress boycott as UN confirms Geneva talks to go ahead tomorrow
By Farah Waleed and Michel Cousins. Tripoli/Geneva, 13 January 2015: In a surprise move, Misrata Municipal Council has come out ...
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