Libyan elections

Patience is running thin
Institutional feud throws Libya’s electoral process into renewed uncertainty
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Efforts to bring together Libya's rival factions to hold an election have been the main focus of diplomacy for years
Tripoli official says Libya closer to holding presidential election
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UN special envoy for Libya Abdoulaye Bathily
UN envoy warns delaying elections could risk partition of Libya
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The parliamentary committee did not specify whether another date had been set for the voting
Parliament quashes Libya’s hope of Dec 24 election
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Mohammed Amzab, Deputy Vice-President of Libya's Higher Council of State
Growing disputes prompt Libyan political body to call for election delay
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Williams served as the acting UN envoy in Libya until earlier this year
UN chief names Stephanie Williams as Libya special adviser
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Seif al-Islam thanked the judges for risking their personal safety ‘in the name of truth,' and his family and supporters
Gadhafi’s son back to presidential race with court decision
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Gadhafi's candidacy was rejected on the basis of a 2015 conviction in absentia by a Tripoli court for war crimes
UN, US concerned after incident at Libyan court
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The commission said Gaddafi's son was ineligible because he had been convicted of a crime
Libya election panel rejects Saif al-Islam as presidential candidate
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Kubis is a former Slovakian foreign minister
UN Libya mediator quits a month before planned election
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It remains unclear whether the country's electoral commission will accept Debeibah's candidacy
Libya’s Dbeibah aims for presidency a day before deadline
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Haftar for president
Haftar announces candidacy for Libya’s president
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Dbeibah could also become a contender, should the laws barring him be amended
Libya’s Debeibah: I'll run for president if people want
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Seif al-Islam (L)
Gadhafi's son announces candidacy for president of Libya
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Libyan Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibah
Libyan PM supports December 24 election
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The law agreed was voted on by 70 to 75 members who were present
Libya parliament agrees to parliamentary election law
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