U.N. handoff to Libya’s new unity government

The U.N.-backed administration in Libya transitioned to an interim government without a hitch in a process leading to nationwide elections in late December.

By Arete News - March 16, 2021

Libya's Red Castle once defended Tripoli in the Byzantine era (AN/Ziad Fhema)

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