Libya has faced insecurity and instability since Muammar Gaddafi was ousted in 2011 The Jordanian ambassador to Libya has been kidnapped in the capital Tripoli, in an attack that left his driver wounded, officials say. Libya’s foreign ministry confirmed Fawaz al-Itan’s kidnapping to the BBC, adding that his driver was in hospital. The Jordanian prime minister said that the envoy’s release was being negotiated. Libya has been plagued by instability since armed groups toppled Muammar Gaddafi from power in 2011. “The Jordanian ambassador was kidnapped this morning. His convoy was attacked by a group of hooded men on board two civilian cars,” government spokesman Said Lassoued told AFP news agency. On Sunday, Libya’s newly appointed Prime Minister Abdullah al-Thinni stepped down after what he described as a “cowardly attack” on him and his family by a militia. Mr Thinni had been appointed as PM after his predecessor Ali Zeidan […]