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The journalists were detained after reporting on the death of a Turkish intelligence officer in Libya.
The US dominates arms exports to the Middle East, but Russia and China are vying for influence in the lucrative market.
'Tunis will not accept the division of Libya,' President Saied said, as he called for the formation of a legitimate government 'born of the will of the Libyan people'
'France has a major responsibility for Libya being dragged into chaos by supporting illegal structures there for years', Turkey's foreign ministry said in response to criticism from Macron.
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Khairi Saadallah will remain in custody until 27 June after being arrested near the scene of a stabbing in a park in Reading, in which three people were killed.
The UN said Monday the "last thing" Libya needs is more conflict on its territory, after Egypt warned of military intervention in the neighbouring country.
French President Emmanuel Macron launched a furious attack on Turkey's conduct in Libya, accusing the key NATO member of playing a "dangerous game" that can no longer be tolerated.
The UN's top rights body ordered a fact-finding mission to Libya to document violations committed since 2016 as ICC prosecutors said mass graves discovered there may constitute war crimes.
Two of Egypt's top Muslim religious authorities have backed the country's stance on Libya after President Sisi threatened to intervene in support of rogue general Khalifa Haftar.
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