Africom perspective on Libya sheds light on US policy
By Libya Herald reporter. (Africom). London, 19 September 2017: Last week, in Washington DC, General Thomas Waldhauser, Commander of U.S. ...
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Court rules Libyan grandparents and other relatives now can travel to the US
By Libya Herald reporters. Judge Watson changed the ban (Photo: George Lee, Star Advertizer) Tunis, 15 July 2017: Grandparents and ...
Hafter says LNA controls 95 percent of the country
By Libya Herald reporters. Khalifa Hafter talking to French TV channel JDD (screen grab) Tunis, 5 February 2017: Khalifa Hafter ...
Trump ban forces postponement of Washington conference on Libya
By Libya Herald reporter. The White House Tunis, 4 February 2017: The first US-Libyan business conference of the Trump era ...
Op-Ed: Hate speech against migrants in media – Independent Libyan media is weak
By Sami Zaptia. Independent media are weak in a weak Libyan state (Photo: Sami Zaptia) Brussels, 26 January 2017: Within the framework ...
Op-Ed: Playing the Trump card in Libya
By Richard Galustian Will Trump the negotiator make a difference for Libya? (Photo: Trump campaign) Malta, 19 November 2016: President-elect ...
Trump will make IS in Libya a priority says security adviser
By Libya Herald reporters. Trump security adviser ex CIA boss James Woolsey (Photo: social media) Tripoli, 12 November 2016: A ...
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