AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoLibya Migration Rights: Human Rights Watch says rival Libyan authorities in Tripoli and the east are stoking xenophobia, running mass arrests and arbitrary detention, and carrying out collective expulsions of migrants and refugees. Aviation & Tourism: Pegasus Airlines is preparing a new Istanbul–Tripoli route via Mitiga International Airport, aiming to boost connectivity and travel between Libya and Turkey. Central Bank Cyberattack: A new analysis argues Libya’s Central Bank response matters as much for public trust as for technical recovery, stressing transparency and refusal to be drawn into extortion. Unity Push in Politics: Libya’s Presidency Council chief Mohamed Menfi calls for a unified, professional national army under civilian authority, while other commentary highlights US-backed power-sharing talk and disputes over appointments. Sports & Culture: Zimbabwe striker Prince Dube signs with Hardrock FC after leaving Yanga, and Libya’s football scene also gets a spotlight through regional youth competition coverage. Media Spotlight: History Hit highlights its recent filming in eastern Libya and new factual programming, including a push for more North African music coverage.
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