Elections to be secured by 52,000 police and military
Tripoli, 19 February 2014: Security for tomorrow’s elections is set to be high, with the Ministry of Interior announcing that...
Bani Walid Local Council suspends work after flag-burning incident
By Ahmed Elumami. An image circulating on social media websites showing independence flags being burned Tripoli, 18 February 2014: Bani...
Gas supplies restored to Ruwais power station
By Jamal Adel. Tripoli, 18 February 2014: The gas-fired Ruwais power station in the Jebel Nafusa is up and running...
A look at elections abroad: voting in London
By Tom Westcott. Voters dipped their fingers in ink that stains the skin for several days to ensure no-one voted...
Revolution anniversary celebrations under way across the country
By Tom Westcott, Jamal Adel and Noora Ibrahim. Tripoli Tower bedecked with flags (Photo: Tom Westcott) Tripoli/Benghazi, 16 February 2014:...
Wreckage from lost Air Force helicopter found
Tripoli, 16 February 2014: Wreckage from an Air Force helicopter which went missing on Wednesday morning minutes after taking off...
Voting abroad starts for Constitutional Committee elections
Tripoli, 15 February 2014: The 6,450 Libyans registered abroad to vote in the Constitutional Committee elections today started casting their...
Search still on for missing Air Force helicopter
Tripoli, 15 February 2014: The search is still on for an Air Force helicopter that went missing on Wednesday morning...
Anti-GNC protesters joined by coup supporters
By Noora Ibrahim and Tom Westcott. Protesters gathering in Martyrs Square this afternoon (Photo: Tom Westcott) Benghazi/Tripoli, 14 February 2014:...
Afriqiyah Airways and Libyan Airlines in co-operation talks
By Ashraf Abdul Wahab. Tripoli, 14 February 2014: Flight co-operation could be on the cards for state-owned airlines Afriqiyah Airways...
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