Despite many hurdles ranging from armed militia, fragile government to terrorism, Libya’s tourist minister, Ikram Abdulsalam Imam, believes that his c...
Libya warns oil companies dealing with militias
Following unsuccessful attempts by the Libyan government to end the siege laid on several oil ports in the country, it has issued another warning rene...
NATO agrees to help Libya
Libya will be receiving technical advice and training from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in response to a request made by its Prime Mi...
Libya: Parliament searching for Zeidan replacement
Despite the uncertainty over those behind the kidnapping of Prime Minister Zeidan, the head of Libya’s Muslim Brotherhood said that the kidnapping cou...
Libya demands raid answers from Washington
Officials in Tripoli are unpleased by the US Special Forces raid in Libya to capture Nazih Abdul-Hamed al-Ruqai, alias Anas al-Libi. They have release...
Libya: addressing the country’s porous borders
The Defense Ministry has announced that the government is working with international private security companies to address concerns over the country’s...
Libya shapes future through national dialogue
The Libyan government has finally taken a first step towards the reconciliation of its citizen through a national dialogue. The announcement was made ...
Libya: Oil production falls to 30%
Abdelbari al-Arusi, Libya’s oil minister has become desperate about the ongoing strikes in several eastern ports, which have reduced the country’s oil...
Libya: UAE embassy comes under attack
The offices of foreign missions have become the new targets of unknown attackers in Libya. Attacks on such institutions have been rising and the Unite...
Libya: Zueitina oil port witnesses another disruption
Protesters who had subsequently disrupted operations at the oil port of Zueitina have returned again with claims that their demands for jobs have not ...