HSC welcomes peaceful resolution of Tripoli government-SDF / RADA standoff over Mitiga airport and prison control
The High State Council today expressed its appreciation for the sincere national efforts that led to a peaceful resolution of ...
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Calm returns after overnight Tripoli clashes as major militia leader reportedly killed
Calm seems to have returned to Tripoli this morning after overnight clashes between various state-recognised militias and army forces from ...
State recognized security forces clash in civilian areas after arrest of one of their commanders
Two state recognised security forces clashed in the civilian area of Ain Zara, southeast of Tripoli last night. The clashes ...
Militia clashes in central Tripoli led to civilian deaths, injuries, and property damage
There were militia clashes in central Tripoli overnight that led to civilian deaths, injuries and damage to property, initial reports ...
Interior Ministry denounces fatal Tripoli militia clashes and road closures
Libya’s Tripoli-based Ministry of the Interior yesterday denounced Wednesday’s armed clashes in Tripoli and the closure of some coastal roads ...
Pakistani Ahmadis still languish in Tripoli jail – security source
By Sami Zaptia. London, 5 June 2019: The five Pakistani nationals arrested in Tripoli in 2013 accused of practicing the ...
From TPF to WRPF: western Libya militias seek to amalgamate
By Sami Zaptia. The TPF has announced that it will soon be integrating into a new Western Region Protection Force ...
Rada appeals to public for information on wanted terror suspects
By Sami Zaptia. Rada has appealed to the general public for information on a number of of terror suspects (Photo: ...
Suspects in former Tripoli security chief’s shooting arrested
By Sami Zaptia. Rada report that they have arrested two suspects implicated in Sunday's shooting of former Tripoli Security Directorate ...
Tripoli militia war. A lull in fighting or a permanent ceasefire: Analysis
By Sami Zaptia. London, 26 September 2018: As a number of conflicting and simultaneous narratives emerge, more news is emerging ...
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Dollar exchange rate falls to Libyan Dinar in black-market four days after end of deadline for withdrawal of old LD 5 and LD 20 notes
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Eni North Africa resumes exploratory drilling in offshore area D (mn41) northwest of Libya – after 5-year hiatus
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Libya and UAE discuss resumption of flights – Airline delegations to visit Libya soon to discuss flight resumption dates
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Bilateral Chamber to hold high-level U.S.-Libya Ministerial Roundtable in Houston on 13 October
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Air traffic increasing over Kufra Airport airspace – up to 100 international airliners per day
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