Bashagha was named prime minister by Libya’s east-based parliament in February
Rival Libyan PM arrives in Tripoli from east to seat Cabinet
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The Brega oil port
Libya's NOC declares force majeure at Brega oil port
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Libya spent much of the past decade split between rival administrations in the east and west
Libya's rival officials wrap up election talks with no deal
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The protesters at Zueitina said in a video statement circulated on social media that they will halt production in the port and its oilfields until Dbeibah leaves office
Libya announces force majeure at El Feel oil field
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The tragedy was the latest to involve migrants departing from North Africa to seek a better life in Europe
Migrant boat capsizes off Libya
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Over the past two months, divisions among Libyan factions deepened
Libya's rival officials begin talks in Cairo on elections
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Pope Francis
Pope Francis denounces EU-Libya sordid migration deals
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The meetings are part of an initiative by UN Libya adviser Stephanie Williams to break a standoff between two rival governments in the country
UN to start Libya election rules meeting without eastern parliament
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US ambassador to Tripoli Richard Norland
US proposes ways for Libya to manage flow of oil revenue
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Dbeibah also tweeted that Libya would put in place plans to allow its state energy company to boost production
Libya's embattled Dbeibah calls for OPEC output boost
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Bashagha and Dbeibah
Will civil war break out anew in Libya?
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The closures of the two crude oil fields cost Libya more than $160 million per day in lost revenues
UN envoy to Libya says oil blockade should be lifted
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Williams urged factions to preserve security and stability and avoid escalation
UN Libya adviser seeks joint committee on constitution
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The position of international powers will be key in the coming tussle for control of Libya's government
UN voices concern over Libya parliament vote on new PM
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Fathi Bashagha, designated as prime minister by the parliament,
Libya parliament backs new government
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In his eight-page speech, Dbeibah mentioned “war” or “wars” eight times
Libya’s Dbeibah warns replacing him could trigger war
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