Estonian mine clearance expert killed in Dafniyah
An Estonian mine clearance expert was killed on Saturday when an unexploded mine blew up. He has been named as ...
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Morocco offers support to Libya
Morocco wants to support the efforts of the Libyan government to achieve stability and prosperity for the Libyan people and ...
Interview with Justice Minister Ali Humaida Ashour: Exclusive
The new Ministry of Justice operates of out of a distinctly shabby set of buildings not far from Qaddafi’s now ...
Libya to give $100 million to help Syrians
Libya is to give $100 million in humanitarian aid for Syrians suffering as a result of the crackdown by the ...
Ali Tarhouni launches party; says he coordinates with Jibril: Exclusive Interview
Former oil minister Ali Tarhuni launched his National Centrist . . .Party in Tripoli on Monday ahead of the ...
Libya and Italy discuss security cooperation
A series of talks aimed at activating cooperation in the field of security has been held between Libya and Italy at ...
Naker again claims to hold Abdullah Senussi
Abdullah Naker, who leads the Tripoli Council of Revolutionaries, has claimed on Libya TV that he is holding Abdullah Senussi, ...
War graves smashed in Benghazi
The . . .Second World War cemetery in Benghazi was extensively damaged on Friday by unknown attackers. One hundred and ...
More Clashes in Kufra
Despite the growing presence of Libyan forces in the south-eastern town of Kufra, there were fresh clashes there on Friday ...
World’s longest flag raised in Tripoli
Thousands of Libyans joined in a unique celebration on Friday afternoon and evening parading the longest flag in the world. ...
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Tripoli’s latest brief militia clashes have wide international consequences: Analysis
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Signboards for Benghazi’s new airport at Tika go up – UAE’s Global Builders/Terminals company to implement
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UNSMIL condemns central Tripoli militia clash on second day of Eid
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Sirte Oil makes important gas discovery testing at 16.8 million cubic feet per day: NOC
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UNSMIL head and SRSG Bathily tenders his resignation
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