Libyan Elections Roadmap: EU diplomats in Libya welcomed a new Tripoli pact by rival factions to push elections within 24 months, including steps to appoint the Electoral Commission chief and set the election legal framework, with rules allowing dual nationals to run only if they renounce a second citizenship and allowing military participation under neutrality guarantees. Fuel Relief in the South: Brega Petroleum says the fuel crisis is easing: it continues loading and delivering gasoline and diesel from the Sabha depot, distributing 1.11 million liters of gasoline and 150,000 liters of diesel, with queues expected to ease tonight and supplies normal by tomorrow. Syrian Embassy Returns to Tripoli: Syria reopened its embassy in Tripoli after nearly 14 years, pledging renewed services for Syrians in Libya and stronger bilateral ties, with a ceremony attended by Libya’s foreign minister. Lockerbie Echo in Libya: A new book signing in the UK spotlights journalist Luke Harding’s latest work on shifting global power, while separate reporting revisits Libya-linked Lockerbie-era narratives. Football Move to Libya: Ghana midfielder Kwasi Sibo signed for Libyan champions Al-Swehly, replying to critics with a short, defiant post as he prepares to join preseason training. Banking Case: Libya’s Public Prosecution ordered detention of two Jumhouria Bank employees in Mizran and Mellitah over alleged embezzlement of about 9.9 million dinars. Documentary Awards: The 11th Beyond Borders Kastellorizo documentary festival wrapped with awards including “Faces of War” taking the Grand Prix.