Libyan on track for commercial stability
Valletta, March 11: Libya is getting it right, said a top Maltese banker and the country is en route to...
Trade finance bank chief hails Libya’s future
Tripoli March 11: Libya will become an important Mediterranean and global trade player as the interim government embarks on the...
Grandiose construction projects for the bin?
Benghazi March 11: Libyan engineers may call for the abandonment or re-evaluation of grandiose Qaddafi-era construction projects when they meet...
Eagle Glint, Qaddafi’s secret IT spyware, to be sold by French maker
Tripoli, 10 March 2012: The French company that put together a powerful communications snooping programme for Qaddafi, is selling off the...
Fugitive Baghdadi Mahmoudi “starving to death”
Tripoli 9 March: Qaddafi’s last prime minister, Baghdadi Mahmoudi is starving himself to death in his Tunisian prison cell, claimed...
The Gambia returns some, but not all Libyan assets
Tripoli 8th March 2012: The Gambian High Court has ordered the handover to Libya of previously frozen assets, belonging to...
Abu Dhabi National Bank among the world’s safest banks
Tripoli March 8: The National Bank of Abu Dhabi is the best of the four Arab financial institutions to make...
The New Libyan Army expands, slowly
In a cloud of dust and with a rising roar, a Russian built Mi-8 transport helicopter swept down and hovered...
New Australian foreign minister confesses Libyan error
Australia’s new foreign minister, Bob Carr, has said that he was wrong to have condemned NATO’s intervention in support of...
Detained journalists are “spies” says Faraj Swehli
The commander of the Misrata militia holding two British journalists and their Libyan driver has accused them of spying and...
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Op-Ed: Boulos entrenches Libya’s “flawed reality” and absence of a European role opens door to paths that deepen crisis
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Tripoli government team holds further meeting with Boeing regarding the establishment of a new airliner
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Aldabaiba reveals his new ministerial appointments – top posts of Interior, Oil and Gas, Foreign Affairs and Defence remain unchanged: Report and analysis
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CBL allows official foreign residents in Libya the use of e-Wallets – sets daily transfer categories
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Libya’s dinar budget revenues in credit but its dollar expenditure posts US$ 2 bn deficit: CBL January to February 2026 report
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