Zueitina still under federalist control
By Seraj Essul and Tom Westcott. Tripoli, 26 April 2014: Zueitina oil port is still under federalist control, the Petroleum ...
Tag: Cyrenaica
Government cites technical problems for ongoing closure of Zueitina
By Callum Paton and Muttaz Ali. Tripoli, 25 April 2014: The government has said that technical problems are delaying the ...
Oil tanker finally unloads stolen crude at Zawia
By Tom Westcott. Tripoli, 5 April 2014: The oil tanker which loaded an illegal shipment of crude from the blockaded ...
Beida brigade pulls out of Ajdabiya
By Jamal Adel. Clashes in Ajdabiya (Photo: local Facebook page) Tripoli, 23 March 2014: The Hassan Al-Jaber Brigade pulled out ...
Misratans pull out of Sirte and oilfields ahead of possible Jadhran deal
By Taher Zaroog and Jamal Adel. Misrata/Tripoli, 17 March 2014: The Misrata-based Central Libya Shield Brigade . . . has ...
Government threatens to bomb illegal oil tanker
By Tom Westcott and Ahmed Elumami. Tripoli, 8 March 2014: The North Korean-flagged tanker illegally loading crude at the eastern ...
Jadhran’s brother to be returned to Libya after arrest in UAE
By Libya Herald staff. The Interpol red notice for Khaled Jadhran, also known as Khaled Awed (Image: Interpol) Tripoli, 13 ...
Cyrenaica “prime minister” in talks with government to reopen oil ports
By Ahmed Elumami. Tripoli, 28 January 2014: The “prime minister” of the self-styled ‘Cyrenaica government’ Abdraba Abdulhameed Al-Barasi is in ...
‘Cyrenaica government’ head survives assassination attempt
By Ahmed Elumami. Tripoli, 13 January 2014: The “prime minister” of the self-styled ‘Cyrenaica government,’ Abdraba Abdulhameed Al-Barasi, survived an ...
GECOL warns of Cyrenaica power cuts
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 1 January 2014: The General Electricity Company of Libya (GECOL) has warned that if the ...
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