Mitiga airport closure to continue due to militia fighting
South Tripoli militia fighting deaths reach 96 with 306 injuries
After NOC names perpetrators, PFG abandons its extortion closure of Wafa oilfield airport
Indiscriminate civilian shelling continues as Tripoli militias continue to break ceasefire with impunity
Serraj PC/GNA sets currency tax at 183 percent, devalues dinar to LD 3.90 per dollar
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Business Eye – Issue 6 – December 2013 / January 2014
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Mitiga airport closure to continue due to militia fighting
South Tripoli militia fighting deaths reach 96 with 306 injuries
After NOC names perpetrators, PFG abandons its extortion closure of Wafa oilfield airport
Indiscriminate civilian shelling continues as Tripoli militias continue to break ceasefire with impunity
Serraj PC/GNA sets currency tax at 183 percent, devalues dinar to LD 3.90 per dollar
Tripoli ceasefire broken, condemned by UNSMIL
Serraj talks tough on security – but can he back it up?
Serraj forms new Joint Force to stop Tripoli militia clashes
Serraj government forces claim takeover of Mitiga security
Local council elections take place in Bani Walid and Darj
Tripoli demonstrators demand change
HoR fails to secure quorum for referendum law constitutional amendment
UN Security Council extends UNSMIL mandate until 2019
Updated: Libya’s economic reforms: A tax levy on foreign currency sales, increased currency allowances
Long promised economic reforms agreed
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