The Libyan outgoing Prime Minister, Abdul Hamid Dabaiba, met Thursday Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar, Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu, and Head of Turkey’s National Intelligence Organization, Hakan Fidan. The Prime Minister’s media office said in a brief statement that the meeting, held in Istanbul, came within the framework of “unifying international and local efforts to support the elections in Libya.”Dabaiba’s visit to Turkey was not announced in advance, knowing that he visited Malta Wednesday with the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, Siddiq Al-Kabeer, and other Ministers of Dabaiba’s government.

John LocherOne year ago: Relentless rain from the remnants of Hurricane Ida sent the New York City area into a state of emergency, as water poured into homes and subway stations and left vehicles nearly submerged on major roadways, the storm would leave nearly 50 people dead in six Eastern states. Three days after Ida battered Louisiana and parts of Mississippi as the fifth-most-powerful hurricane to strike the U.S., about a million homes and businesses still had no electricity, and hundreds of thousands of people lacked running water.

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UNSMIL called on parties to resolve disputes through dialogue and reiterates that the current political impasse can only be resolved through inclusive national elections that enable the Libyan people to choose their leaders and renew the legitimacy of institutions. “Libyan leaders must agree on a pathway to elections without delay,” The UN Mission said in its statement.

Tripoli, September 1: Libyan authorities have announced the recovery of 15 unidentified bodies from two mass graves in the city of Sirte, some 450 km east of the capital Tripoli. One mass grave contained seven bodies while the other contained eight, it said, adding their DNA samples would be compared with those of the relatives of the registered missing. Watch Video:Libyan authorities say 15 bodies were exhumed from two mass graves in the coastal city of Sirte pic.twitter.com/wgep7ILNgU — TRT World Now (@TRTWorldNow) September 1, 2022As of August, teams from the Authority have extracted 286 bodies from about 100 secret grave sites. The teams have successfully identified 154 victims through DNA matching, and efforts are currently underway to identify more of the victims. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).

As real-time 3D (RT3D) production becomes commonplace alongside the rise of extended reality (XR) services, solutions to accelerate and democratise the production of RT3D assets are starting to increase. Photogrammetry and NeRF services enable RT3D content creators to quickly construct a digital twin of a real-world object, place, and person. Epic Games: Reality ScanIn 2021, Epic Games acquired photogrammetry solutions provider Capturing Reality, with plans to integrate the firm’s digital twin production tools into the Unreal Engine. The Verdict, More than DesignRT3D designers and developers are not the only ones using NeRF and photogrammetry solutions. In May, Optelos debuted a drone arial inspection service that uses photogrammetry technology to create digital twins of frontline environments such as construction sites.

Malta will remain Libya’s strategic partner, including in its position on the United Nations Security Council, Maltese Prime Minister, Robert Abela, said. Abela reiterated the country’s commitment in talks with the Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity of the State of Libya, Abdul-Hamed Dbeibah. In a brief statement to the press after the meeting, the PM’s office quoted Abela as saying that Malta will continue offering its assistance to Libya to help achieve peace and stability. Despite its small size, the island of Malta has an influence when it speaks out in favour of peace, Abela stressed. Meanwhile, the Libyan prime minister said he was confident Malta would help his country through challenging times.

Tanker refloated after running aground in Suez CanalBy IANS Published: Published Date - 04:00 PM, Thu - 1 September 22The incident took place in the same single-lane stretch of the canal where the Ever Given, a giant cargo ship, ran aground for six days in March 2021, causing disruption to the global trade movement. Cairo: A large oil tanker stranded in Egypt‘s Suez Canal was refloated, authorities said on Thursday. “The vessel coming from Portugal ran aground in the Suez Canal at about 7 p.m. on Wednesday, and tug boats released it into its navigational course five hours later,” Xinhua news agency quoted George Safwat, spokesperson of the Suez Canal Authority (SCA), as saying. The incident took place in the same single-lane stretch of the canal where the Ever Given, a giant cargo ship, ran aground for six days in March 2021, causing disruption to the global trade movement. Linking the Mediterranean Sea with the Red Sea, the Suez Canal was officially opened for international navigation in 1869, serving as a lifeline for global seaborne trade since it allows ships to travel between Europe and South Asia without navigating around Africa.

Similarly, with her writing oeuvre, Shatwan revisits Libyan history from the 19th and 20th centuries through a female lens. Shatwan is part of a growing number of Libyan women writers who are giving more room to a gendered point of view in literature. By building complex female characters, a growing number of Libyan writers are quietly introducing their ideas of gender equality. Italian writers on colonialism in LibyaItalian female writers have joined the historical reckoning, examining their country’s colonisation of Libya. Here, mythology and the female gaze are once again the lenses through which Italian writers have examined the past.

ALBAWABA - More bodies are found in Libya in mass graves. This times its in the city of Sirte which is the beachside between Benghazi and TripoliFifteen bodies have been exhumed from two mass graves in Sirte according to Anadolu news according to the Libyan authorities and as reported by Anadolu. In 2016 the then Government of National Accord in Tripoli said Sirte was liberated from the ISIS terror group. Discoveries of mass graves have been common in Libya that experienced a 10-year-old civil war after 2011 including in Tarhuna. #Libyan authorities said Wednesday that 15 bodies were exhumed from two mass graves in the coastal city of #Sirte, Anadolu Agency reported.

“(There were) fruitful consultations with (Norland) and the US embassy in Libya team on the prospects for boosting the US diplomatic presence in Libya to promote stability, security cooperation, economic growth and sustainable development,” Leaf said during her visit to Tunisia. “We eagerly hope that the US embassy can permanently return to Tripoli as soon as possible to provide consular, trade promotion, educational advising, and other services.”A/S Barbara Leaf: Fruitful consultations w/U.S. Libya descended into chaos after a NATO-backed uprising in 2011 toppled and claimed the life of longtime dictator Muammar Qaddafi. They deplored the recent violence in #Tripoli and agreed that peaceful dialogue toward a constitutional basis for elections must happen to prevent further instability and conflict. The State Department said that Leaf noted that the most recent violence has disrupted US efforts to reestablish a diplomatic presence in Libya.

United Nations published this video item, entitled “Libya: ‘ongoing stalemate & delays in implementing electoral process pose a threat to security'” – below is their description. In his address to the Council, Libyan Ambassador Taher M. T. Elsonni said, “as far as we are concerned, there’s nothing positive to note since our latest briefing last month.”He said, “the political stalemate, the security and military tensions persist. What can I tell you about the events of last month? children are dying of scorpion stings due to lack of medication. Libyan families are losing their lives when getting into the boats of death trying to emigrate to Europe.

In reality it is an unattainable and very problematic measure from the point of view of respect for human rights. And a first issue, upstream, is that “naval blockade” is a wrong expression to describe what Meloni proposes. It is a very different thing from a naval blockade. Despite the meager description, it is clear that the Brothers of Italy proposal is unachievable and problematic from the point of view of respecting the human rights of migrants. #naval #blockade #migrants #unachievable #problematic #Post

The United Nations has voiced concern about Libya's security situation, stressing that elections are the only way to break the current impasse in the North African country. The two sides traded blame for the violence leading to the bloodletting. The UN' Libya mission called for "an immediate cessation of hostilities," citing "ongoing armed clashes including indiscriminate medium and heavy shelling in civilian-populated neighborhoods." She called on both parties to reach an agreement on a constitutional framework and a timeline for long-awaited elections that have been deadlocked since last December. Chaos and factional divisions then escalated into a regional proxy war fueled by foreign powers, which poured weapons and mercenaries into the country.

NEW DELHI: India has slammed Turkey for showing "blatant disregard" for UN security council resolutions on Libya saying such violations are a cause for serious concern. Participating in a UNSC briefing on Libya, Indian ambassador to UN Ruchira Kamboj said such activities are also in violation of the ceasefire agreement agreed by the Libyan parties themselves in 2020 and adverse effects of such actions are being seen in the enduring political stalemate. India's relationship with Turkey has been heading south in the recent past because of the latter's continued support for Pakistan's position on J&K, particularly after India's decision to revoke special status of the erstwhile state. "We reiterate that the sovereignty, unity, and territorial integrity of Libya must be safeguarded. The political process needs to be fully Libyan-led and Libyan-owned with no imposition or external interference," she said.