Analysis: Magarief victory paves way for emergence of Abushagur as PM
By George Grant. The man who would be king? Mustafa Abushagur now looks on course to become Libya's next prime...
Selection or Election for the Constituent Assembly? Lessons from history
By Lorianne Updike Toler and Tobias Peyerl. In considering how best to formulate its constitution, and determining whether the Constituent...
Mohammed Magarief: From Libya’s most hunted man to National Congress speaker
By Umar Khan. Magarief survived numerous attempts on his life during his three-decade struggle against the Qaddafi regime Tripoli, 11...
Libyan engineers conducting research on upper limb prosthesis
By Nihal Zaroug. Tripoli, 9 August: In December 2010, two Libyan engineers, Khaled Al-Bargathi and Fathia Alzwai, started a research...
Ordinary Tunisians gave generous help to Libya conflict refugees.
Libya refugees at the Dahiba crossing . . .into Tunisia last year (Photo: thanks to AFP) By Tom Westcott. London,...
Rixos Al-Nasr Hotel: A Legacy of the past but hope for the future
By Richard John Charles Galustian. Photograph courtesy of Jaqueline Schoen Tripoli, 5 August: With an 18,000-square-foot spa, helicopter service upon...
Ramadan in Tripoli
By Nihal Zaroug Muhalabiya (Photo: libyanfood.blogspot.com) Tripoli, 27 July: To the surprise of many we will have fasted one week of...
Local administration law will serve as the base for decentralisation: Minister
By Umar Khan. Tripoli, 27 July: Local Government Minister Mohammed Hadi Hasimi Harari The local administration law approved by the...
Libya at the London Olympics: it’s the taking part that counts
By George Grant. Tripoli, 27 July: For some countries, winning gold . . .medals at the Olympics is what it’s...
‘The World In London Project’: Proud to be Libya’s portrait
By Nahla Al-Ageli. Photo by James O Jenkins and Courtesy of the Photographers' Gallery, London London, 26, July: Mid-February 2011...
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Work on the five-star Al-Andalus Hotel continuing
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Tripoli based Libyan Prime Minister Aldabaiba launches Three-Track Political Initiative
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Signboards for Benghazi’s new airport at Tika go up – UAE’s Global Builders/Terminals company to implement
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LBC signs MoU with Industrial Zones Authority in Benghazi
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