Fresh clashes in Zuara
Tripoli, April 2: Fresh clashes are reported to have broken out this afternoon on the road to Rigdaleen east of...
Mass grave found at Bab Al-Azizya
Tripoli, April 2: Another mass grave has . . .been found today, Tuesday, this time in the wadi just outside...
Italian Interior Minister visits
Tripoli, April 2: The Italian Interior Minister, Annamaria Cancellieri, . . .is to visit Tripoli tomorrow, Tuesday. During the one-day...
Russia chasing up $4 billion Qaddafi arms deal ?
Tripoli: April 2: A senior Russian arms official has claimed his country is in the process of resuming relations with Libya...
Al-Kib visits Sebha
Sebha, 2 April: Prime Minister Abdurrahim Al-Kib flew into Sebha yesterday in an effort to bring about a resolution to...
Sebha agreement about to be ratified
Tripoli, April 1: The agreement that brought an end to last week’s fighting in Sebha in which 147 people were...
Zuara men released
Tripoli, April 1: The 25 thuwar who were captured on Saturday by forces from neighbouring Al-Jmail have been released. “We’re...
Revolutionaries protecting oil fields turn professional
Tripoli, April 1: The Libyan Ministry of Defense has announced more than eight thousand revolutionaries (thuwar) have been registered to be...
25 Zuarans kidnapped by neighbouring Al-Jmail
Tripoli, April 1: Zuara has been on high alert since Saturday night when forces from the neighbouring town of Al-Jmail attacked...
Sebha now safe but 147 killed during clashes says government
Tripoli, March 31: According to Health Minister Fatima Hamroush, 147 people were killed and 395 injured in the fighting that...
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