Afriqiyah blunder could threaten lifting of EU flight ban
By Tom Westcott and Ashraf Abdul Wahab. An Afriqiyah flight plan error could impact on its return to European skies ...
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Did all the Qaddafi family really quit Algeria?
Is Hannibal Qaddafi still in Algeria with his wife and mother ? Tripoli, 13 April 2013: Qaddafi’s son Hannibal ...
Second deadly Sebha attack in a fortnight
By Ashraf Abdul Wahab. Military governor Ramadan Barasi warned of weaknesses Tripoli, 13 April 2013: Three members of the security ...
LTT’s WiMax widely exploited, hackers claim
By Tom Westcott and Reem Tombokti. Are hackers really maxing out on WiMax? (Photo: Tom Westcott) Tripoli, 12 April 2013: Claims ...
Strike-hit Libyan Airlines “suspends” bookings
By Nigel Ash A Libyan Airlines striker picketing in Benghazi (photo: Ayman Majed ) Tripoli, 11 April 2013: As a ...
Inside the Commission for Integrity and Patriotism
By Mathieu Galtier. The Integrity Commission in session (Photo: Maryline Dumas) Tripoli, 11 April 2013: Forget Prime Minister Ali Zeidan or ...
Misrata launches “Enough” campaign
By Taher Zaroog. The demonstration attracted several hundred protestors (Photo: Taher Zaroog) Misrata, 11 April 2013: Misratans have launched the ...
Oil subcontractor Ponticelli pulls out of Libya
By Mathieu Galtier 9 April 2013: French company Ponticelli has pulled . . .out of Libya. Observers close to the ...
The moment of freedom for PM’s kidnapped aide
By Ashraf Abdul-Wahab Ali Ghatus is warmly welcomed back to freedom Tripoli, 9 April 2013: The prime ministerial adviser Ali Ghatus ...
Cyrene honours Italian aerial firefighters
By Nigel Ash Cyrene thanks the crews of the Italian firefighting planes Tripoli, 8 April 2013: Suspicion is growing that ...
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Arabian Gulf Oil Company Chairman holds virtual meeting with BP
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Boeing signs a strategic agreement with Libya to modernize its civil aviation
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