US Travel Advisory: The U.S. State Department kept Libya at Level 4 “Do Not Travel,” warning Americans about crime, terrorism, unrest, kidnapping, and landmines, and noting there’s no U.S. embassy in Libya; it also urges anyone who must go to prepare a will and end-of-life instructions and even leave DNA samples. Libya Security: Western Libya authorities arrested five people, including foreign nationals, over drone attacks targeting a major energy complex south of Tripoli, describing it as a sabotage cell linked to further strikes on power and critical infrastructure. Air Connectivity: Privately owned Libyan airline Medsky says it’s making progress toward direct flights between Tripoli and Sarajevo, with the route pitched as a boost for tourism, trade, and official visits. Border Friction (Tunisia-Libya): Tunisia’s side reports “persistent difficulties” in cross-border trade and travel, with border-crossing movement still hard despite recent calls between Tunis and Tripoli leaders. Libya-US Business: A second Libyan-American Development and Reconstruction Forum opened in Benghazi, focusing on turning partnership ideas into real projects with U.S. business participation. Regional Travel Warnings: Israel’s National Security Council issued fresh holiday-season travel cautions for Israelis abroad, including warnings that list Libya among countries to avoid.