Libya
King Charles Expresses “Deep Sorrow” as Libya’s Death Toll Rises
On Thursday, Britain's King Charles said that he is “desperately saddened” following the “horrific” flooding in Libya. "My wife and...
Read moreNicola Orlando Appointed as New EU Representative to Libya
Italy's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Antonio Tajani confirmed that Nicola Orlando, Italy's Special Envoy to Libya,...
Read moreAgeela Saleh Urges Libyan Government to Reconstruct Devastated Regions
The Speaker of the Libyan Parliament, Ageela Saleh affirmed that the government is being tasked with restoring normalcy, within a...
Read moreWMO: Casualties in Libya Floods Could Have Been Avoided with Warning System
On Thursday, the United Nations' World Meteorological Organization (WMO) announced that "most of the victims of the devastating floods that...
Read moreBenghazi Schools to Shelter Displaced Families
The education authorities in Benghazi have announced that 18 schools in the city, are being prepared to accommodate displaced families...
Read morePope Francis Urges Support for Libya after Deadly Storm
Pope Francis sent his condolences, and urged all people to pray and to offer concrete assistance to Libya, after a...
Read more7,000 Deaths Reported in Libya Following Storm Daniel
Libya's coastal city of Derna faces a mounting humanitarian crisis following storm Daniel, with recent sources from the region now...
Read moreSpain Pledges €1 Million in Aid for Libya Following Devastating Floods
In the wake of the severe flooding that wreaked havoc in Libya, Spain has stepped forward, donating €1 million (approximately...
Read moreEgyptian President Reviews Relief Efforts for Libya
In a display of regional solidarity, Egyptian President, Abdel Fattah El-Sisi oversaw the preparations of relief equipment and humanitarian aid...
Read moreLibyan Parliament: Storm Daniel’s Death Toll Surpasses 6,000
Fathi Al-Marimi, Media Adviser to the Speaker of the Libyan Parliament, has revealed that the death toll from storm Daniel...
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