- 30 March, 2025
Slump in the oil market pulls down Libyan central reserves by 20%
According to the recent report published by the Libyan audit bureau, the country’s central bank reserves are expected to fall by 20%due to plummeting oil
Libyan Army’s Commander in chief Khalifa Haftar announces that he will take charge of Libya’s affairs
In a televised speech on Monday evening General Khalifa Haftar, the commander-in-chief of the Libyan National Army (LNA), said that the Political Agreement which in
Accusations against the Libyan Army the new Turkish cover way
Major General Ahmed Al-Mesmari, the official spokesman for the Libyan National Army, denied on Thursday the rumors being promoted by Turkey and what he described
The dispute between France and Turkey in Libya continues
On Monday, the French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian released an interview to ‘Le Monde’ newspaper where he chided Turkey for purchasing Russian S-400 air
Libya: Four Turkish drones shot down in the last 24 hours
The Turkish drones turned into easy targets for the Libyan National Army after the defense platforms managed to shoot down a Turkish droning plane which
Sudan denies again sending any military troops to Libya
Khartoum renewed its denial of the participation of any Sudanese forces in the fighting in Libya between the forces of the reconciliation government and the
Crimes of militias in the ‘liberation’ of western Libya
The fratricide among the Libyans continues. While the international press is busy with the last developments of the COVID-19 pandemic, the official version of Prime
Turkey sent another 300 foreign fighters to Libya
In recent days, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has sent another 300 Syrian fighters to Libya, in support of the militias affiliated to the Tripoli-based
Why Is Libya Closing Its Ports To Migrant Population?
Libyan coastguards can no more save migrant boats at sea. A recent incident where the guards wished to send back more than 200 migrants back
Water and electricity shutoff in Libya
“The electricity was cut yesterday afternoon; it came back for a few hours and it’s gone since this morning. The pumping of water depends on