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...
Fighting at health ministry, two wounded
Tripoli, 13 June: Two people were wounded in a fight at Ministry of Health offices in Tripoli on Tuesday evening....
“Salafists” target women’s beauty parlour in Benghazi
By George Grant. Benghazi, 13 June 2012: Inside the parlour: bullet holes and shattered glass A women's beauty parlour in...
Video footage reportedly identifies assailants in attack on British ambassador
Tripoli, 13 June: The authorities in Benghazi . . .are in receipt of video footage identifying the assailants responsible for...
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Aldabaiba refutes Italian media reports of another health setback – says he was having a routine checkup coinciding with a Milan visit
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Newly created Libyan United Airlines reveals logo – stresses it is a privately owned airline
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As the dollar breaks the LD 10.50 mark, Aldabaiba attempts to deflect blame squarely onto Hafter for Libya’s runaway economic crisis
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Aldabaiba calls on CBL Governor to halt all 2026 project spending across Libya – until the newly US-brokered unified spending agreement is adhered to
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Tripoli Libyan government rejects new import taxes, blames dinar collapse on Hafter’s parallel spending outside approved budget
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