National army troops exhorted to serve Libya “without an agenda”
By Tom Little. Lightning Brigade commander Emad Trabelsi addresses his men on Monday, 17 December 2012. (Photo: Tom Little) Tripoli, ...
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ENI to invest $8 billion in Libya
ENI is the biggest foreign oil . . .company operating in Libya. Tripoli, 17 December: ENI, the largest foreign oil ...
Spanish delegation visits Tripoli – offers constitutional assistance and raft of other measures
By George Grant. Spanish Foreign Minister José García-Margallo y Marfil also extended an invitation from King Juan Carlos for a ...
LD 500 million project being prepared by Warriors Affairs Commission to get revolutionaries ready for business
By George Grant. The Warriors Affairs Commission has around 140,000 former revolutionaries on its books. Tripoli, 17 December 2012: The ...
Ministers of Interior and Defence set out their plans for Libya
By Mohamed Eljarh. Interior Minister Ashour Shuwail (left) and Defence Minister Mohamed Barghathi (right) London, 17 December: Since the end ...
The strange case of a brutally murdered ex-pat, a pro-Qaddafi news agency and 40 orphaned pets
By Ryszard Bouvier. Semsa Kuduzovic left behind more than 40 dogs and cats and some other animals. (Photo: Save Semsa's Dogs ...
GNC announces temporary closure of southern borders and declares south a “closed military zone”
The GNC has declared southern Libya . . .a "closed military zone". Tripoli, 17 December: The General National Congress (GNC) ...
Benghazi rocked by second night of attacks
By Mohamed Bujenah. One of the two vehicles damaged during the attack on the Garyounis police station. (Photo: Benghazi TV) ...
Libya seeks to boost naval ties with France
By Tom Little. The French stealth frigate Aconit berthed in Tripoli port on Sunday, 16 December 2012. (Photo: George Grant) ...
Protest delegation invited to Tripoli to put an end to major Obari oil field protest
By George Grant. Predominantly Tebu protesters have been occupying the site of Sharara oil field in Obari for almost a ...
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