Libya’s Migrant Crisis Under Scrutiny as Slave Market Claims Go Viral
Recent claims circulating on social media suggesting the return of “slave markets” for African migrants in Libya have sparked widespread...
High Waves & Poor Visibility Expected Across Libyan Coastline
Libya’s National Meteorological Center has issued a high-impact weather warning as strong winds and dangerous sea conditions are expected to...
Armed Groups Clash in Western Libya’s Al-Zawiya
Renewed armed clashes broke out late Friday in the southern districts of Al-Zawiya, a coastal city west of Tripoli, triggering...
Libyan Central Support Forces Complete Specialized Training in Jordan
The Libyan General Administration of Central Support has announced the graduation of a new batch of its personnel after completing...
A Divided Bench, a Fragile Vote: UN Raises Red Flags in Libya
The United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) has emphasized that preserving the unity and independence of Libya’s judiciary is...
Libyan Army Turns to Jordan to Boost Military Training & Professional Education
The Secretary-General of the Libyan National Army General Command, Lieutenant General Khairi Al-Tamimi, held talks in Benghazi with a visiting...
Old Fuel Debt, New Legal Battle: Libya Sues Zimbabwe in London
The Libyan Foreign Bank has launched legal proceedings in the United Kingdom against Zimbabwean entities in an effort to recover...
Libya Boosts Oil Output as New “Amal Field Well” Comes Into Production
Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) announced the successful start-up of a new production well at the Amal oil field, marking...
Libya Moves to Reassure Public as Rainfall Raises Flood Concerns
The Libyan government, heaed by Prime Minister Osama Hammad, has reassured citizens that the overall condition of dams across the...
Libya’s Neighbors Push for UN-Led Roadmap to Break Political Deadlock
The foreign ministers of Egypt, Tunisia, and Algeria on Monday called for a clearly defined and time-bound political plan under...