The production of oil in the leading oil production country in Africa has suffered a drastic decline since its civil war in 2011. The ongoing protest ...
Libya reacts to Niger’s accusations
Libya has finally reacted to the accusations made by Niger following the attack on an army base and a uranium mine in Niger by Islamist insurgents. Th...
Libya urges for Indian investment
The Libyan ambassador to India, Ali Al-Issawi, said they have solicited India’s support in order to learn from its experience in drafting a constituti...
Libyan dilemma, militias blackmail
After having satisfied the demand of the militias to adopt a law, which forbids authorities of the Gadhafi era from taking part in the political and a...
Libya and Malta towards a mutual understanding
Malta’s newly elected Prime Minister, Joseph Muscat, has renewed his ambition to establish a new partnership with Libya geared towards developing toge...
Libya’s oil market still plagued by insecurity
The Libyan oil law being drafted by a committee is expected to be ready before September “if all goes well” according to oil minister Abdelbari al-Aru...
French Embassy Attack in Tripoli, Challenges Libya’s Security
The terrorist bombing that hit lately French embassy in Tripoli has tested the Libyan security apparatus and showed its vulnerability as the North Afr...
Libyan Weaponry Fueling Regional Conflicts
A UN panel has sounded the alarm bell over the growing illicit flows of arms from Libya into West Africa and several Middle-eastern countries enhancin...
World Bank Wants to Help New Libya
World Bank Vice President for the North Africa & the Middle East, Mrs. Inger Andersen, has paid lately a three-day visit to Libya carrying a messa...
Libya to claim back cruise ship
General National Maritime Transport Company (GNMTC) of Libya is getting ready to file a case against STX Europe for the recovery of a cruise ship orde...