visa schengen

Gabon adopts new constitution with landslide vote

More than a year after the military coup, the Gabonese people adopted a new constitution by 91.8% of the votes, with a turnout of approximately 53.5%, Gabon’s interior ministry announced. The adoption of the new constitution is expected to pave the way for elections and a return to civilian governance. The new constitution imposes a […]

London Court of Appeal backs £16 Million award against Gaddafi’s Libyan assets

The Court of Appeal in London has upheld a ruling on a property in the capital linked to the late Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. The court sided with a US defense contractor in its bid to collect a £16 million award issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) against the Libyan State. The dispute centers […]

Libya: Sharp Fall in Oil Output Sparks Concern of Western Powers

Libyan oil production is falling more sharply than expected, declining by 70 percent from pre-civil war levels due to continued instability and hostilities between armed groups. The situation has sparked serious concerns of Western powers. A joint statement issued by the French Government said five of its NATO allies have expressed concern about tensions near […]