Amidst a fighting stalemate: The Pope calls for peace in Libya, death toll rises and a state of emergency is announced in Tripoli
Thousands demonstrate against Hafter Tripoli attack amidst international split on Libya
213 dead and 1009 wounded in Tripoli fighting: WHO
Tripoli fighting expands to south as airbase changes hands, humanitarian conditions worsen and death toll rises
Heavy overnight shelling of residential areas in Tripoli fighting – acknowledged by both sides
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Amidst a fighting stalemate: The Pope calls for peace in Libya, death toll rises and a state of emergency is announced in Tripoli
Thousands demonstrate against Hafter Tripoli attack amidst international split on Libya
213 dead and 1009 wounded in Tripoli fighting: WHO
Tripoli fighting expands to south as airbase changes hands, humanitarian conditions worsen and death toll rises
Heavy overnight shelling of residential areas in Tripoli fighting – acknowledged by both sides
ICC calls on all Tripoli fighters to respect international humanitarian law
UN calls for humanitarian pause to evacuate trapped civilians and deliver humanitarian assistance
No military solution to Libyan crisis, need to return to dialogue says EU’s Mogherini
Tripoli fighting death toll at 147 with 614 wounded: WHO
Civilian casualties and displacement expected to increase due to continued use of air strikes and heavy artillery: UN report
Both sides in Tripoli fighting accuse opponents of bombing of civilian areas
LNA admit loss of MIG jet fighter, claim progress on all fighting fronts, accuse Tripoli of harbouring terrorists
Some foreign states unified by aim of Libyan instability: Serraj spokesperson
HoR holds its first session in Benghazi
Nearly 16,000 displaced as Tripoli fighting continues: UN report
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