NTC Spokesman Mohammed Harizi has resigned
Tripoli, 17 June: NTC Spokesman Mohammed Harizi The official spokesman of the NTC, Mohammed Harizi, has resigned. His decision follows...
Libya’s UN chief calls for end to Kufra and Zintan-Shagiga conflicts, stresses need to address root causes
Tripoli, 17 June: Ian Martin has stressed the need to address the root causes of the recent conflicts The head...
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...
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Boeing signs a strategic agreement with Libya to modernize its civil aviation
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Chevron and Libya’s National Oil Corporation sign MoU to evaluate shale oil and gas resources – estimated at 18 billion barrels and 123 trillion cft
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CBL loosens foreign currency controls – including permitting cash dollar deposits and transfer
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Air France flights over Libya causing concern to crew union – other airliners have been overflying since 2025
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Libyan government delegation meets – US Department of Energy – discusses developing oil and gas sector and strategic energy projects
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