Syrian refugees in Misrata

Syrian refugees in Misrata

By Nancy Porsia. Misrata, 16 May 2013: “We came to Misrata because we were told at the border that it is the safest city in Libya” said Taha who escaped from Hama, Syria, in October 2012. He had just finalised the registration as an asylum seeker at the…

The Fezzan region: an interesting history and a prospect for a brighter future

The Fezzan region: an interesting history and a prospect for a brighter future

By Mustafa J. Salem, Nick Drake and Ahmed S. El-Hawat. Tripoli, 9 May 2013: Holocene inetr-dunal lake deposits in Idhan Awbari. Edges of these lakes are rich in archaeological remains indicating that pre-historic man occupied these areas at the time. Fezzan Region is rich in its water resources.…

Malta’s new Prime Minister wants a strong bond with Libya

Malta’s new Prime Minister wants a strong bond with Libya

By Michel Cousins Tripoli, 29 April, 2013: The new Maltese Prime Minister, Joseph Muscat, says he is looking to a new sort of relationship between Malta and Libya ­– one of partners who are also good friends and want to help each other. It is something he talked…

French media reactions to the embassy bombing

French media reactions to the embassy bombing

By Valerie Stocker. Paris, 24 April 2013: Yesterday’s bombing of the French Embassy in Tripoli has produced widespread…

Exclusive interview with Fathi Ben Khalifa, President of World Amazigh Congress

Exclusive interview with Fathi Ben Khalifa, President of World Amazigh Congress

By Mohamed Eljarh. London, 22 April 2013: The World Amazigh Congress is an international organisation, which was established…

Tripoli book fair speaks volumes about Libyan readers

Tripoli book fair speaks volumes about Libyan readers

By Tom Westcott and Seraj Essul. Tripoli, 21 April 2013: Martyrs’ Square was today the scene of bustling…

The Libyan desert: natural and human heritage under threat

The Libyan desert: natural and human heritage under threat

By Mustafa J. Salem, Geology Department, University of Tripoli. Tripoli, 19 April, 2013: Libya is a vast country that contains…

Defying the odds – the first national Tebu festival draws Libyans from across the southern region to Murzuk, despite security concerns

Defying the odds – the first national Tebu festival draws Libyans from across the southern region to Murzuk, despite security concerns

By Valerie Stocker Murzuk, 8 April 2013:   Deadly migrant trails, cross-border smuggling, bloody tribal clashes, extremist militants…

       

The Franco-Libyan project: a successful example of international scientific collaboration

The Franco-Libyan project: a successful example of international scientific collaboration

By Mustafa J. Salem, Geology Department, University of Tripoli. Tripoli, 5 April 2o13: Background, objectives and achievements In the early days…

Defining Libya’s Constitutional Timeline (Part III)

Defining Libya’s Constitutional Timeline (Part III)

By Lorianne Updike Toler London, 31 March 2013: Now that the GNC’s squatting problem has been resolved, it…

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