Damage from Janzour militia clashes will result in power cuts and delay in Tripoli West power station coming online this summer: GECOL
Damage caused by last Saturday’s militia clashes in Janzour (west Tripoli) will result in power cuts and a delay in...
“Aquaculture, Maritime Fishing and the Blue Economy: Reality and Hope” workshop held at Tripoli Chamber of Commerce with Indonesia
Organized by the Tripoli Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture and in the presence of the Indonesian Ambassador, the...
GIZ ”Kick-off workshop” in Tunis to launch solar energy in Libya
Germany’s GIZ conducted a kick-off workshop in Tunis (12-13 May) to launch a new project for renewable energy in Libya....
Benghazi Municipality announces project to update the general plan and expansions of the city’s metropolis
The Municipality of Benghazi announced the initiation of the implementation of the project of modernizing the general plan and expansions...
Bashagha enters Tripoli briefly before being forced to exit swiftly in the face of determined militia opposition
Fathi Bashagha the Libyan Prime Minister selected by the country’s parliament (the House of Representatives - HoR) in March this...
HoR and HSC finding consensus on parts of draft constitution at Cairo talks: Williams
Special Advisor to the UN Secretary General (SASG) on Libya, Stephanie Williams said she was pleased by the encouraging progress...
Tripoli is building Libya’s first skatepark
With the help of the US Embassy in Tripoli and several local and foreign sponsors, international NGO ‘‘Make Life Skate...
UNSMIL seriously concerned by Janzour militia clashes
The United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) expressed its serious concern today about the armed clashes yesterday, that involved...
Janzour militia clashes cause damage to Tripoli West power station
Militia clashes in the Janzour area of western Tripoli on Saturday led to damage to power lines and to the...
U.S. supports freezing of Libya’s oil revenues until agreement on revenue management mechanism is reached by conflicting political stakeholders
The U.S. announced yesterday that it supports the temporary freezing of Libya’s oil revenues until agreement on a revenue management...
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Malta-based Libyan carrier Med Sky to start chartered flights from Misrata to Malta from 5 May
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Two leading Tripoli militias clash in town centre
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Bashagha reveals proposed government of 41 – with 30 ministers and 8 ministers of state
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Hafter’s representatives in the 5+5 Joint Military Commission announce suspension of their participation in the commission
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Bashagha enters Tripoli briefly before being forced to exit swiftly in the face of determined militia opposition
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