Abdul Jalil will stand trial “very soon” in connection with Younis murder
By Mohamed Bujenah and George Grant. Mustafa Abdul Jalil has denied having any involvement in the murder of General Younis. ...
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Update II: Security forces arrest man in connection with Benghazi killings, four policemen killed in failed release attempt
By George Grant and Mohamed Bujenah. One of the damaged police vehicles in Sunday's attack. (Photo: Mabrouk Photography) Benghazi, 16 ...
Melinda Taylor lashes out at Libya and ICC
By Chris Stephen. Melinda Taylor (right), upon her release from detention in Zintan on 2 July 2012. (Photo: George Grant) ...
Brazilian Congressman in talks with Libyan government; GNC invited to send delegation to Brazil
By Michel Cousins. Brazilian Congressman Adrian with GNC President Mohamed Magarief (Photo: Brazilian Embassy) Tripoli, 15 December: Brazilian Congressman Adrian ...
Tripoli photo exhibition looks to city’s past beauty
By Tom Little. Locals enjoy views of old Tripoli at the King's Palace exhibition (Photo: Tom Little) Tripoli, 14 December: ...
No SSC disbandment yet PM declares
By Michel Cousins. Prime Minister Zeidan told the Libya Herald that the SSC would be running for some time yet. ...
Zeidan arrives in Khartoum in tour of neighbouring states
By Michel Cousins. Prime Minister Zeidan met at Khartoum airport by Cabinet Affairs Minister Ahmed Saad Omer (Photo: SUNA) Tripoli, ...
Benghazi union rejects minister and demands NOC headquarters
By John Hamilton. A recent protest in Benghazi demanding a return of the NOC headquarters to the east. London, 12 ...
Jalil ordered not to leave country
By Mohamed Eljarh. Mustafa Abdul Jalil is being questioned over the killing of General Abdul Fatah Younis last year. Tripoli, ...
NOC to sweeten deals with foreign partners?
Revamped oil deals . . .to get the nod? Tripoli, 12 December: With his signalling of a new licensing round, ...
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New shipping line between Italy-Tunisia-Tripoli launched today
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MedSky confirms start of direct Dusseldorf flights from 17 May
The Libya Herald first appeared on 17 February 2012 – the first anniversary of the Libyan Revolution. Since then, it has become a favourite go-to source on news about Libya, for many in Libya and around the world, regularly attracting millions of hits.