The House of Representatives president Ageela Salah has refuted claims that he is hindering reconciliation in Libya by blocking a vote on the Government of National Accord (GNA). He also said he had nothing to fear from planned sanctions against him.

In an effort to end the divisions that have stymied the writing a new constitution, all members of the Constitution Drafting Assembly have been invited to begin meeting in Oman from tomorrow.

A UN report has acknowledged that the Libyan Investment Authority (LIA) based in Malta and under the control of the internationally recognized government at the time of Prime Minister Abdullah Thinni, appointed by the House of Representatives in Tobruk, ‘’have access to the assets of those wealth funds’’.

A UN report has accused the Tripoli-based CBL of supporting militias and terrorists and of being ‘’lenient towards the National Salvation Government’’.

The UN-imposed government led by Fayaz Sirraj has called on all Libyan state institutions to start dealing with it immediately and urged the international community to stop dealing with Tripoli and Tobruk governments.

The Civil Registry Authority (CRA) confirmed yesterday that it had been forcibly taken over by ‘’ideologically extremist groups’’ who took control of its database of Libyan citizens which would have ‘’enabled them to control the affairs of Libyans and the manipulation of their identities for their own interests’’.

In fresh statement of support for the Government of National Accord (GNA), the United States, Italy and UN Special Envoy Martin Kobler have said they expect the Presidency Council to move quickly to Tripoli.