Chadian Tebu forces reportedly enter Libya to join fighting around Kufra
Kufra, 16 June: Tebu forces from Chad reportedly entered Libya late this afternoon, Saturday, engaging government forces in the Al-Twalab...
Government sends army to Nafusa Mountains in bid to end clashes
Tripoli, 16 June: Government forces have been deployed to the Nafusa Mountains in a bid to put an end to...
ICC still not denying Melinda Taylor allegations
By George Grant. Tripoli, 16 June: Melinda Taylor has been accused of attempting to smuggle documents to her client Saif...
ICRC evacuate Kufra wounded to Tripoli
By Michel Cousins. Tripoli, 16 June: ICRC providing aid to Tebus in Kufra on Friday The International Committee of the...
Scotland Yard plan to work with Libya on 1984 Fletcher Murder
Tripoli, 15 June: British police, following a three-day visit by two senior detectives to Libya this week, have declined to...
Sirte Power Plant and local beaches UXO clear-up
Tripoli, 15 June: The Sirte Power Plant and many local beaches have been cleared of mines and ordinance by international...
Senior Qaddafi commander reported captured in ongoing Nafusa mountain clashes
Jadu, 14 June: Clashes between Zintani forces and members of the Mashasha tribe continued today around the town of Shagiga...
NATO joins calls for ICC lawyer’s release
Tripoli, 14 June: NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen NATO has added its voice to calls for Libya to release Melinda...
Supreme Court strikes down Law 37
By George Grant. Tripoli, 14 June: The Supreme Court has declared Law 37 to be unconstitutional The Supreme Court has...
Libya Herald is offline for 24 hours
Tripoli, 13 June: Libya Herald is moving to a new and larger server, because of the rapidly-increasing number of hits...
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