Exclusive interview with Fathi Ben Khalifa, President of World Amazigh Congress
By Mohamed Eljarh. Fathi Ben Khalifa, President, World Amazigh Conference London, 22 April 2013: The World Amazigh Congress is an...
Tripoli book fair speaks volumes about Libyan readers
By Tom Westcott and Seraj Essul. Volunteers manning a stand at the secondhand book fair (Photo: Reem Tombokti) Tripoli, 21...
The Libyan desert: natural and human heritage under threat
By Mustafa J. Salem, Geology Department, University of Tripoli. A wadi in the Messak area after rain. Rare flora and fauna were...
Defying the odds – the first national Tebu festival draws Libyans from across the southern region to Murzuk, despite security concerns
By Valerie Stocker (Photo: Valerie Stocker) Murzuk, 8 April 2013: Deadly migrant trails, cross-border smuggling, bloody tribal clashes, extremist...
The Franco-Libyan project: a successful example of international scientific collaboration
By Mustafa J. Salem, Geology Department, University of Tripoli. An Eocene petrified forest in central Libya (Photo: MPFL Project). Tripoli, 5 April 2o13:...
Defining Libya’s Constitutional Timeline (Part III)
By Lorianne Updike Toler London, 31 March 2013: Now that the GNC’s squatting problem . . .has been resolved, it...
Supreme Court ruling may provide opportunity for intelligent design of Libya’s constitutional process (Part 2)
By Lorianne Updike Toler. The Libyan Supreme Court London, 13 March 2103: The Supreme Court ruling at the end of...
Illegal immigration – a concern but “under control”
By Houda Mzioudet. Sub-Saharan African illegal immigrants in Gharian's Abu Rashada detention centre ...
Join or Die: Part II
Caption: In the mid-eighteenth century, it was believed . . .by the superstitious that a snake cut into pieces would...
Libyan White Truffles…
By Magda Meliti. A huge white truffle on sale in Tripoli (Photo: Sami Zaptia 2012). Oxford, UK, 27 February 2013:...
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