Anger in Tunisia at the fate of journalists in Libya
By Houda Mzioudet. IS photo in January of Tunisian journalists Nadhir Gtari (centre) Sofiane Chourabi (right) with presumed Daesh gunman ...
Tag: Tunisia
Tunisia relations with Tripoli regime thaws, unveils security measures along Libyan border
By Houda Mzioudet, Khalifa Ghwell (centre) in Tunis with Tunisian President Caid-Essebsi (right) and Prime Minister Habib Essid (Photo: Social ...
Claims of extortion at Ras Jedir border crossing
By Libya Herald staff. The Ras Jedir crossing from the Tunisian side (file photo) Tunis, 10 April 2015: Some Libyans ...
Afriqiyah Airways opens second office in Benghazi
Benghazi, 7 April 2015: State-owned Afriqiyah Airways has officially re-opened its Dubai Street ticketing office in Benghazi on Monday.
Thinni and Tunisian president focus on security, border control
By Libya Herald staff. Prime Minister Thinni with Tunisian President Beji Cair Essebsi (Photo: Libyan Government) Tripoli, 1 April 2015: ...
HNEC staff get election training
By Libya Herald staff. HNEC representatives receive training at UN workshop in Tunis (Photo: the United Nations) Tripoli, 31 March ...
Tunisia agrees to reopen airspace for Libya flights but increases passport restrictions
By Libya Herald reporter. Tunisia agrees to reopen airspace for flights between Sfax and some Libyan airports (Photo: Social Media) ...
HNEC officials upgrade elections training in workshop in Tunisia
By Libya Herald staff. Workshop participants at BRIDGE electoral training (Photo: UNSMIL) Tripoli, 19 March 2015: Against the odds Libya ...
Beida and Tripoli authorities condemn Tunis museum killings
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 19 March 2015: The official government in Beida and the Hassi administration in Tripoli have condemned ...
Tunisian IS leader shot dead in Sirte clashes
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 18 March 2015: A high-ranking Islamic State (IS) leader from Tunisia has been killed in ...
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BREAKING: Eni announces new offshore gas discoveries in Libya of more than 1 trillion cubic feet – gas to supply Libyan domestic market and for export to Italy
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Hafters vow to continue uncontrolled public spending – refuse to cut spending to save Libya’s economy – veiled threat to cut off oil supplies
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Emergency bad weather holiday announced today in Greater Tripoli as western Libya was hit by a passing storm of strong winds and heavy rain – many roads flooded, drivers stranded
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PM Aldabaiba reopens Tripoli Zoo after a 17-year closure: a symbolic turnaround for the Zoo – from a militia military base back to a leading recreation destination
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Production at the Sharara field continues despite pipeline fire – production diverted via other pipelines: NOC
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