Jalil promises greater support for Syrian people
NTC chairman Mustafa Abdul Jalil has said that Libya will do much more to help the people of Syria. He has...
First Tebu conference to be held in Tripoli
The first Libyan Tebu conference is to take place in Tripoli on 1 March. There are an estimated 12,000-15,000 Tebus...
Ali Tarhouni launches party; says he coordinates with Jibril: Exclusive Interview
Former oil minister Ali Tarhuni launched his National Centrist . . .Party in Tripoli on Monday ahead of the...
Law to return property seized by Qaddafi “very soon”
An announcement of a new law to return land and buildings seized by the Qaddafi regime to the original landowners...
“Don’t go to Libya” Niger tells its citizens
The Niger government has warned it citizens not to travel to Libya. It said on Sunday that because of rising...
Naker again claims to hold Abdullah Senussi
Abdullah Naker, who leads the Tripoli Council of Revolutionaries, has claimed on Libya TV that he is holding Abdullah Senussi,...
Human Rights Watch calls for journalists to be handed over
Human Rights Watch has called the Misrata brigade holding two British journalists working for Iran's Press TV to hand them...
War graves smashed in Benghazi
The . . .Second World War cemetery in Benghazi was extensively damaged on Friday by unknown attackers. One hundred and...
Clinton wants better Algerian-Libyan relations; Jalil warns they depend on extraditing Qaddafi family
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton used her visit to Algiers on Saturday to call on Algeria to take a...
Turkey warns Al-Kib on security
Libya’s premier Abdurrahim Al-Kib has been warned by his Turkish opposite number that until the security improves and militias are...
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Op-Ed: Boulos entrenches Libya’s “flawed reality” and absence of a European role opens door to paths that deepen crisis
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Aldabaiba reveals his new ministerial appointments – top posts of Interior, Oil and Gas, Foreign Affairs and Defence remain unchanged: Report and analysis
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Hafters vow to continue uncontrolled public spending – refuse to cut spending to save Libya’s economy – veiled threat to cut off oil supplies
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Tripoli government team holds further meeting with Boeing regarding the establishment of a new airliner
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CBL allows official foreign residents in Libya the use of e-Wallets – sets daily transfer categories
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