Former Libyan ambassador the “mastermind” behind Kufra violence claims website
Saleh Grain, the Qaddafi's ambassador to Chad is the actual mastermind of the fighting in Kufra, in the extreme south...
Marie Colvin: Libya loses a friend
Two journalists who covered the brutal fighting in Libya have been killed by a Syrian shell while continuing their fearless...
More dead in Kufra
The head of the military council in Kufra said on Wednesday that another four people were killed in renewed ethnic...
Misrata Election results
The results of the local elections in Misrata were announced late Tuesday night. Voting took place on Monday, 20 February....
Warplanes fly home from Malta
The pilots of the two Libya Mirage 2000 jets who defected to Malta a year ago returned this afternoon to...
Libyan-Egyptian border riot
It was still unclear today what caused Monday’s outbreak of gunfire and rock throwing between Libyans and Egyptians at the...
Interior ministry to take over airports, seaports, border crossings
The Interior Ministry has announced that will take over all airports, seaports and border crossings within a fortnight. "All land,...
Fighting continues in Kufra
Sporadic clashes have continued in and around Kufra between Tebu people and the Zway tribe backed by members of various...
Jibril launches political umbrella organisation
Former prime minister Mahmoud Jibril launched a political umbrella organization on Tuesday, drawing together like-minded political parties and associations ahead...
EU wants free trade with Libya
The European Union hopes to establish a free trade agreement with Libya. This was revealed to by Denmark’s Foreign Minister,...
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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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New shipping line between Italy-Tunisia-Tripoli launched today
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US sells US$ 95 million worth of border security equipment to Tunisia – can a similar deal between the EU or the US be struck with Libya?
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Boeing signs a strategic agreement with Libya to modernize its civil aviation
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CBL loosens foreign currency controls – including permitting cash dollar deposits and transfer
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