TRIPOLI: Libya's parliament on Tuesday passed a no-confidence vote in the war-scarred country's unity government, dealing a new blow to UN-backed peace efforts and plans for December elections.
Eighty-nine of the 113 lawmakers who attended the lower house session in the eastern city of Tobruk voted to withdraw confidence from the Tripoli-based administration of Libyan interim Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibah (June 2021) - AFP PHOTO
A handout picture released by the ibyan National Army on September 18, 2020, shows Gneral Khalifa Haftar, who waged a year-long assault on the capital in the west before reaching a formal ceasefire with his western opponents in October 2020. AFP PHOTO
Eighty-nine of the 113 lawmakers who attended the lower house session in the eastern city of Tobruk voted to withdraw confidence from the Tripoli-based administration of interim Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibah, spokesman Abdallah Bliheq said.