Southern fuel shipments stopped after Sebha-bound trucks seized
By Libya Herald reporters. Tankers leaving the Zawia refinery (File photo) Tripoli, 21 June 2017: Fuel supplies to Sebha have ...
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Kobler says Tawerghans’ return home is essential
By Libya Herald reporters. UNSMIL's Martin Kobler says the Tawerghan deal must be swift and transparent (Photo: UNSMIL) Tunis, 21 ...
Eve of Eid tempers fray as bank queues lengthen
By Libya Herald reporters. An angry customers (L) starts throwing stones at fellow queuers (Photo: social media) Tripoli and Tunis, ...
Serraj welcomes appointment of Prince Muhammad Ibn Salman as crown prince of Saudi Arabia
By Hadi Fornaji Tunis, 21 June 2017: In an unusually rapid response to events either inside or outside the country, ...
Maetig leads ministerial team visit to Rome; discussions focus on Italian-Libyan Economic Forum next month
By Libya Herald reporter. Ahmed Maetig and Italian Foreign Minister Angelino Alfano (Photo: Italian Foreign Ministry) Tunis, 20 June 2017: ...
After three years, AGOCO resumes moving oilfield workers through Benina
By Libya Herald reporters. AGOCO workers checking in today at Benina airport (Photo: social media) Benghazi, 20 June 2017: The ...
Saadi Qaddafi and Baghdadi Mahmoudi trials again postponed
By Libya Herald reporter. Saadi Qaddafi in court today (Photo: Social media) Tripoli, 20 June 2017: The trials of Saadi ...
Oil output passes 900,000 bpd says NOC
By Libya Herald reporters. Mustafa Sanalla talks increased production with Statoil's Fadel Hareeb (Photo: NOC) Tripoli, 20 June 2017: The ...
Update: Sidra suicide bomber’s other explosives did not detonate
By Libya Herald reporters. The de-fused ordinance found in the suicide bomber's vehicle (Photos: social media) Benghazi, 20 June 2017: ...
PC’s western and central military commanders sworn in
By Libya Herald reporter. Faeiz Serraj presides over military governor's swearing-in ceremony (Photo: PC) Tripoli, 20 June 2017: The commanders ...
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Boeing signs a strategic agreement with Libya to modernize its civil aviation
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Libyan government delegation meets – US Department of Energy – discusses developing oil and gas sector and strategic energy projects
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