Libya Political Roadmap: US senior adviser Massad Boulos says the Libya political initiative is American and, if parties agree, a signing ceremony will be held in Washington with Trump present, with steps already underway on a unified national budget, joint military exercises in Sirte, and a joint security operations room. Security in the West: The Military Police launched a comprehensive plan across western Libya, including checkpoints, patrols, and convoy movement rules to keep military transit safe and orderly. Anti-Corruption Drive: Libya’s Public Prosecution ordered pretrial detention of two Ghat Municipality officials over alleged corruption in a municipal water reservoir project, including falsified documents tied to LYD 232,000, and issued an arrest warrant for a contractor representative. Local Pressure: Ghadames Municipal Council urged the GNU to reopen the city’s airport, calling it a vital lifeline and warning the closure is worsening hardship and development. Oil & Economy Watch: The Atlantic Council warned that higher oil output won’t fix Libya’s economic crisis unless spending is controlled and institutions unified, citing IMF concerns and dinar pressure on essentials. Education Update: More than 134,000 students began Libya’s secondary school certificate exams across 935 centers, with strict rules against cheating tools. Diplomacy: Libya and India held talks in Tripoli to strengthen cooperation in political, economic, energy, healthcare, education, and capacity building. Regional Allegations: Sudan’s UN envoy accused the UAE of supplying the RSF through logistical corridors across Libya, including ports and eastern airports. Tourism & Environment: Benghazi’s Tourism Ministry asked citizens and visitors to keep Wadi Al-Kouf Road clean as maintenance work continues. Trade Impact: Date exporters warned an export ban has left over 4,000 tons stranded, threatening losses and future importer confidence. Wildlife Discovery: Scientists linked an 18-second YouTube clip to identifying sand-cat strongholds in Libya’s Sahara.