Libya Oil & Economy: Libya’s oil export revenues hit $15.234 billion in the first half of 2026, beating the government target by nearly 9%, while crude output averaged about 246 million barrels—an update tied to efforts to align spending with revenues under a unified public spending agreement. Energy Security: Drone attacks around Zawiya have again raised fears for Libya’s oil and power supply, with officials warning that repeated strikes could force refinery operations to halt and trigger major outages. Security Shock in the East: Libya’s eastern military intelligence chief, Fawzi al-Mansouri, was killed in a car bombing in Benghazi, dealing a blow to the Haftar-aligned camp amid ongoing instability. Governance & Accountability: A senior State Council member said the Dbeibah government should face prosecution over its failure to identify drone attackers in Al-Zawiya and hold those responsible accountable. Money Laundering Watch: A former Central Bank official warned that chaos has helped money laundering spread, linking it to rising dollar demand and illicit smuggling networks. Regional Diplomacy: Türkiye’s foreign minister reiterated Ankara’s “One Libya” approach after meetings in Tripoli and Benghazi, presenting outreach to both sides as a stability push. Migration Pressure: Greece said 327 migrants were rescued off Crete over two days, with UNHCR noting many boats departed from Libya’s Tobruk.