Fossils of Africa’s oldest ‘lion’ found in Libyan Sahara
Team members search . . .for fossils at the Zallah oasis (Photo: Carnegie Museum of Natural History) Tripoli, 23 February...
Lufthansa and Austrian refused permission to return to Libya
By Tom Westcott. Libyan authorities have not yet allowed Lufthansa and Austrian Airlines to resume flights to Tripoli (Photo: Trainler)...
Irish cattle now en route to Libya
By Tom Westcott. A shipment of 2,900 young bulls left Ireland last night, bound for Tripoli London, 20 February 2013:...
Lufthansa and Austrian resume flights to Libya
By Tom Westcott. London, 20 February 2013: Lufthansa and subsidiary . . .Austrian Airlines have resumed flights to Libya after...
Railway will be resumed
Railway equipment for the Sirte-Benghazi line . . .being delivered to Ras Lanuf Port, before the revolution (Photo: M+M logistics)...
Calling all journalists: freedom of press award
The Samir Kassir Award for . . .Freedom of Press honours the Lebanese journalist killed in 2005 Tripoli, 20 February...
Congratulations! Now to the constitution, say lawyers
Tripoli, 17 February 2013: Lawyers for Justice in Libya (LFJL) . . .has congratulated all Libyans on today’s historic anniversary,...
Poland eyes Libyan heritage market
Warsaw University: Poland is hoping . . .to bring extensive conservation skills to Libya (Photo: Tom Westcott) Tripoli, 17 February...
UK congratulates Libya on progress
British Ambassador Michael Aron . . .joins in the celebrations on 17 February in Martyrs' Square Tripoli, 17 February 2013:...
Bureaucracy keeps medical supplies at port for a year
By Tom Westcott. The $60,000 medical shipment being loaded in Vancouver (Photo: Wahbi Ghanbur) Tripoli, 13 February 2013: A container...
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Seven companies successful as Libya announces results of first public bidding round for oil and gas exploration in 17 years
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General Staff of Libyan Army strongly condemns yesterday’s Janzour armed clashes – those responsible will be held accountable
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Military Industrialisation Organisation signs major strategic agreement with Turkish company to begin a new industrial phase
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Tunisian Ministry of Transport announces studies for railway connection project with Libya and Algeria
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Ministry of Industry exploring establishing two-million-ton annual capacity “environmentally friendly” cement plant with China’s Goodwill Ceramic
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