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Far from the gilded conclave in Tunis, Sarraj and Haftar negotiate the ceasefire nuts and bolts in Sirte

Armed forces from the west and east of Libya are due to set out the modalities of the permanent ceasefire agreed in Geneva on 23 October. But the devil is in the details and neither side is keen to withdraw from the Sirte-Jufra axis. [...]
Published on 12.11.2020 at 05:00 GMT Reading time 4 minutes
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Who really controls Misrata Free Zone, Libya's vital business platform?

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