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Nafissa Assed speaking at the International Women's Day event in Tripoli The National Support Group, the Support and Participation of...
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A closer look at the Misrata election: What lessons can Libya learn from it? Part II
The first part of this two-part article described how Misrata-born Texas A&M University professor and department chair Mohamed Berween, borrowing...
A closer look at the Misrata election: What lessons can Libya learn from it?
by Sharon Lynch “You know, Sharon, every time I remember that the elections are coming I feel so sad, I get...
Exclusive: Interview with Abdul Hakim Belhaj
Umar Khan interviewed the leader of Tripoli Military Council a few days ago. Belhaj is viewed abroad a controversial figure...
50th Anniversary of death of Libyan nationalist Mohammed Al-Issawi
by Ashraf Abdul Wahab. According to Libyan historian Salam Kabtih, Thursday, 1, March was the 50th anniversary of the ....
Ali Tarhouni launches party; says he coordinates with Jibril: Exclusive Interview
Former oil minister Ali Tarhuni launched his National Centrist . . .Party in Tripoli on Monday ahead of the...
Tripoli exhibition focuses on liberation art
The first exhibition of paintings and works of art since the revolution opened in Tripoli’s Dar Al-Fanoun (Art House) on...
Sebha, Murzuk, Wadi Al-Ajaal: Complaints highlight a lack of security and poor services
From Tripolis newspaper Sebha fort The towns of Fezzan —Sebha, Murzuk and Wadi Al-Ajaal — as well as many villages have...
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‘‘She Leads’’ women’s entrepreneurship programme launched
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U.S. health delegation visits eastern Libya – the first since U.S. travel restrictions were imposed
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The first NOC forum with private sector companies will be held in Tunis on 23 November
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Follow up on project to make Libya a global digital centre
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U.S. Economic Officers visit Benghazi for the first time since 2012
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