40kg bomb found near Benina Airport as violence simmers below the surface in Benghazi
By Noora Ibrahim and Moutaz Ahmed. Bomb diffused by Saiqa experts in Benghazi being transported back to Saiqa Brigade (Photo: ...
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Government condemns violence in Tripoli and reaffirms the legitimacy of the state
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 19 May 2014: The government has condemned yesterday’s attack by Qaaqaa and Sawaq forces on ...
Benina Airport closed for further 48 hours
Tripoli, 17 May 2014: Benghazi’s Benina Airport is to remain closed for a further 48 hours, the airport’s management has ...
Cyrenaica support for Hafter mirrors disillusionment with Congress and government over security
By Ahmed Obeidi. Benghazi, 1 March 2014: Major General Khalifa Hafter, who sees himself as Libya’s counterpart to Egypt’s . ...
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Aldabaiba refutes Italian media reports of another health setback – says he was having a routine checkup coinciding with a Milan visit
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Newly created Libyan United Airlines reveals logo – stresses it is a privately owned airline
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As the dollar breaks the LD 10.50 mark, Aldabaiba attempts to deflect blame squarely onto Hafter for Libya’s runaway economic crisis
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Tripoli Libyan government rejects new import taxes, blames dinar collapse on Hafter’s parallel spending outside approved budget
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Demonstrations continue in Zawia for the second day in a row against all incumbent political entities as standards of living continue to diminish
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