Libyan officials said Saturday that the leader of the U.N.-supported government would not support a deal with his primary rival in the country’s civil war to lift a monthslong blockade on its vital oil trade. According to an official at his office, Prime Minister Fayez Sarraj opposed the final deal.
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If you’ve been hurt in a car accident, you may be wondering if you need to hire a car accident lawyer to help protect your rights. Depending on whether another driver’s negligence caused the accident and how substantial your damages are, it can be incredibly beneficial to work with an […]
