Is the U.S. sending migrants to Libya? ‘‘I don’t know, you will have to ask Homeland Security’’: Trump
Asked at a press conference in the Whitehouse yesterday if the U.S. is sending migrants to Libya, President Trump replied ...
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Biden reverses Trumps’ discriminatory U.S. travel ban on Muslim and African countries
By Sami Zaptia. London, 21 January 2021: Newly inaugurated U.S. President, Joe Biden, yesterday reversed a number of Executive Orders ...
Quick negotiations required for ceasefire, time for Libyans to act to stop Russian and other interference: U.S. Secretary of State Pompeo on Libya
By Sami Zaptia. London, 10 June 2020: As both the warring Libyan sides pour over every reported phone call and ...
Turkish parliament passes bill to send troops to Libya
By Sami Zaptia. London, 3 January 2020: The Turkish parliament approved a bill yesterday that allows the Recep Erdogan government ...
Libya’s Presidency Council calls on US to pressure its Arab allies to stop intervening in Libya
By Sami Zaptia. Ahmed Maetig visited Washington DC last week in an effort to gain support for his internationally recognized ...
Amidst a fighting stalemate: The Pope calls for peace in Libya, death toll rises and a state of emergency is announced in Tripoli
By Sami Zaptia. London, 20 April 2019: As the Pope called for peace in Libya, the Faiez Serraj Ministry of ...
Thousands demonstrate against Hafter Tripoli attack amidst international split on Libya
By Sami Zaptia. Thousands demonstrate in Tripoli against Hafter and his attack on Tripoli, as well as his perceived ally ...
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Op-Ed: Reputational Damage Is Worse Than Losing Money
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All imports into Libya must be paid for through official bank transactions
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A 247,000-bpd oil production increase would achieve US$ 6 billion annually to enhance ability to meet FX demand, maintain strength of LD and achieve economic balance: CBL
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CBL demands imports are conducted through official banking instruments and the elimination of the FX black market
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Libya’s economy showed recovery in 2024, remained resilient despite reliance on hydrocarbons and ongoing political and security instability: World Bank
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