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...
UN given assurances over Tawergha refugees’ safety
The United Nations Mission of Support in Libya (UNSMIL) has called on the NTC to provide greater security at the...
LD 20 notes withdrawn – Deadline for LD 50 notes brought forward.
The 20-dinar note is no longer valid currency according . . .to the NTC’s media committee head, Mukhtar Al-Jaddal....
Jalil denies rumours about Jordan contract, Israel and contact with Qaddafi family
Mustafa Abdul-Jalil, head of the NTC, has denied reports circulating in Libya that a Jordanian company had been awarded a...
Jordanian PM leaves
Jordanian prime minister Awn Khasawneh and the ministerial delegation accompanying him left Libya on Wednesday at the end of a...
Law finished for June elections
NTC officials have finalised the law that will be used to regulate June’s election of the National Assembly, which will...
Assad’s diplomats thrown out
The NTC has given Syrian diplomats from the Assad regime 72 hours to quit the country and has formally handed...
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