The security issue is the biggest threat to Libya: Jibril
Former Prime Minister Mahmoud Jibril sees security as the biggest challenge facing the country. He was speaking on Thursday in...
Libyan Families to be given LD 2,000 for 17 Feb. anniversary
Libyan families are to be given a one-off payment of at least LD 2,000 in celebration of the first anniversary...
Syrian opposition to open bureau in Tripoli
The Syrian opposition National Council is to be allowed to open an office in Tripoli. The decision was announced on Wednesday by...
Jalil thanks UAE
The NTC chairman Mustafa Abdel Jalil paid tribute on Wednesday to the support for Libya given last year by the...
US imposes sanctions on Saadi supporter
The US has imposed sanctions on Tuesday on a Libyan man accused of supporting Saadi Qaddafi who last week boasted...
Belgium looks to help Libyan disarmament
Belgium hopes to help Libya disarm its militias. It also wants to collaborate in building up the Libyan health service. ...
Clashes in Kufra appear finally over
The fighting in Kufra between the Tebu and the Zway tribe backed by brigadesmen flown to the southeastern town by...
Tunisian Court acquits Baghdadi on illegal entry charge but former PM remains in jail
A court in the southern Tunisian town of Tozeur acquitted the Qaddafi regime's last prime minister, Baghdadi Al-Mahmoudi, on Tuesday on...
Clashes in Kufra continue on Tuesday
Heavy fighting continued in Kufra on Tuesday between members of the Tebu ethnic group and the Zway tribe despite a...
Fighting in Kufra stopped
Two days of fighting in the southeastern town of Kufra between two tribal groups, the Zway and the Tebu, was...
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