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Sidra terminal strike threatens 400,000 bd exports
By Umar Khan. Striking Waha Oil workers presented their employers with 12 demands to end the strike. (Photo: Umar Khan)...
Afriqiyah starts Benghazi-Khartoum flights
Benghazi, 13 November: Afriqiyah Airways inaugurated its new Benghazi-Kharoum . . .route today, Tuesday. On board the first flight to...
“Libya could open petrol stations in France” says French minister during discussions over Petroplus refinery in Tripoli
By Mathieu Galtier. The French government wants to avoid closure of the Petroplus refinery. Tripoli, 13 November: As Laurent Fabius...
Could Libya’s EU aircraft ban be lifted next week?
By Tom Westcott. Libyan Airlines. Taking off for Europe again? London, 13 November: A Libyan delegation will argue strongly at...
UAE’s Crescent Petroleum shows interest in Libya
Tripoli, 13 November: Crescent Petroleum, headquartered in Sharjah, United Arab . . .Emirates, has said that, under the right conditions,...
Afriqiyah Airlines ups Airbus long-haul order
Long-haul Airbus A350-900 Tripoli, 13 November: Airbus . . .has announced that Afriqiyah Airways has ordered four new Airbus aircraft....
Oil major Wintershall honoured for help provided to employees during 2011 Revolution
By Valerie Stocker. Members of the Wintershall team at the awards ceremony in the German town of Wiesbaden on 2 November....
Third quarter profits for OMV boosted by Libyan oilfields.
By Nihal Zaroug. Tripoli, 7 November: Despite grim 2012 forecasts . . .for Libya’s oil and gas recovery, oil companies...
LIA claws back more Italian assets
By Hadi Fornaji. LIA president Mohsen Derregia Tripoli, 7 November: An Italian court has ordered that Qaddafi-era holdings in two...
Libya interested in blighted French refinery
By Tom Westcott. The Petit-Couronne refinery Tripoli, 6 November: Libya’s sovereign wealth fund, has voiced an interest in acquiring the...
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Tripoli Libyan government conducts drone strikes against criminal hideouts in western coast
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Libya loses US$ 5 bn annually due to illegal Tuna fishing within its territorial waters
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US Embassy in Tripoli announces easing of visa protocol: One-year multiple entry visas now replace three-month single-entry visas
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Libya and Austria discuss reopening airspace
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Tripoli-based Libyan prime minister opens 13th Libya Build displaying 260 exhibitors
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