Two Egyptians killed in Benghazi mortar attack
By Noora Ibrahim. Benghazi, 19 July 2014: Two Egyptians were killed in the Benghazi district of Bouatni in the early...
Sharp increase in cost of goods in Tripoli as fuel crisis deepens
By Ashraf Abdul Wahab. Tripoli 19 July 2014: The cost of every items has increased in Tripoli as the closure...
Attack on police station latest in a series of Tripoli bombings
By Ashraf Abdul Wahab. Destruction in Central Tripoli (Photo: Social Media) Tripoli, 19 July 2014: A grenade attack on a...
Airport ceasefire holds despite sporadic clashes
By Callum Paton. Tripoli airport damage (Photo: Social Media) Tripoli, 19 July 2014: A ceasefire agreed to by armed groups...
Tripoli petrol woes continue because of lack of security
By Seraj Essul. Tripoli, 18 July 2014: Most Tripoli petrol stations have remained closed because of instability in the capital...
Misratan civic leaders up the ante as Tripoli clashes continue into fifth day
By Moutaz Ali. Tripoli, 17 July 2014: Misrata Municipal Council and local leaders have denounced Zintani militias at Tripoli International Airport...
Government says Tripoli clashes threaten the future of Libya
By Moutaz Ali. Tripoli, 17 July 2014: The escalation of violence in Tripoli threatens the future of Libya, government spokesman...
Further woes as air traffic controllers consolidate strike
By Ashraf Abdul-Wahab and Naom Alkhoshi. Tripoli, 17 July 2014: All flights into the west of the country remain suspended as air...
Stranded passengers to return to Tripoli via Misrata and Mitiga
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 16 July 2014: Hundreds of passengers stranded by the closure of Tripoli International Airport are...
National oil production increases to 550,000 b/d
By Callum Paton. Tripoli, 16 July 2014: The political situation may appear grave but there is better news on the...
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