French foreign minister in four whistle-stop Libyan tour today
By Gabriel Harrison. Le Drian (L) wth Faiez Serraj and French ambassador Brigitte Curmi (Photo: PC) Tunis, 4 September 2017: ...
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Maetig calls on Seoul government to allow South Korean construction companies back to Libya
By Libya Herald reporter. Maetig at the 2017 Global Infrastructure Cooperation Conference in Seoul (Photo: Maetig's Facebook page) Tunis, 4 ...
Serraj, Hafter, Saleh and Sewehli invited to mini-summit in Brazzaville in AU push on dialogue: report
By Libya Herald reporter. Congolese President Denis Sassou Nguesso (Photo: Facebook) Tunis, 4 September 2017: Presidency Council head Faiez Serraj ...
Bunyan Marsous says it has been failed by Serraj
By Libya Herald reporters. Bunyan Marous (BM) has been failed by the Presidency Council (PC) and everyone else, a ...
Maetig gives measured response to the PC’s three dissidents
By Libya Herald reporters. Ahmed Maetig said now was no time for PC divisions (File photo) Tunis, 3 September 2017: ...
Awagir tribal elders say they still back the LNA
By Libya Herald reporters. Awagir tribal elders today in Soloug with Ali Gatrani (in black) and Waleed Ellawati far L) ...
Former PC loyalist Majbri joins Gatrani and Aswad in fresh challenge to Serraj
By Libya Herald reporters. Majbri flanked by sombre Aswad (L) and Gatrani reads their statement (Image: Libya's Channel TV) Tunis, ...
Three Azeri crewmen freed after 18 months in IS and then Bunyan Marsous detention
By Gabriel Harrison. The coastal tanker Kalkanlar 1 (Photo: MarineTraffic.com) Tunis, 2 September 2017: Three Azerbaijani nationals first captured by ...
BRSC spokesman Mohamed Bakir arrested in Misrata
By Libya Herald reporters. Mohamed Bakir (left) with Mohamed Al- Ghasri, formerly Bunyan Marsous spokesman, now Tripoli defence ministry spokesman ...
LNA in fresh clashes east of Sirte
By Ajnadin Mustafa. Photo from LNA purportedly of a vehicle belonging to militants destroyed near Harawa Cairo, 1 September 2017: ...
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