Tripoli – The Public Prosecution continues to gather evidence in cases involving the use of banned pesticides in agricultural activities. Investigations revealed that prosecutors have searched storage and distribution shops suspected of violations. Authorities seized quantities of pesticides classified as carcinogenic and linked to chronic…
A Swiss report has found that air pollution in Libya is nearly five times higher than World Health Organization guidelines.…
Tripoli – Abdullah Al-Lafi, Deputy Chairman of Libya’s Presidential Council, met on Tuesday with Turkey’s Ambassador to Libya, Kenan Yilmaz,…
Benghazi – A scientific study covered by The Guardian has confirmed the successful documentation of sand cats in the Libyan…
Tripoli – Libya’s Public Prosecution has ordered the detention of several officials following investigations into the management of the country’s…
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Middle East
After US Airstrikes: Iranian Revolutionary Guard Announces Targeting of Military Sites in the Region
Tehran – The Iranian Revolutionary Guard announced Saturday it had targeted U.S.…
The Maghreb
Tunis – The first forum on smoking in Maghreb countries concluded its…
Business
Moscow – The Far Eastern Federal University in Russia announced that a Russian-Chinese research team has developed a new type of high-speed electronic memory…
Singapore – Gold prices fell more than one percent on Tuesday, heading…
Abu Dhabi – Reuters reported that the United Arab Emirates is under…
Singapore – Oil prices fell on Tuesday, extending losses after a sharp…
Opinion
By Dr. Mahmud Elforjani Amid global economic shifts and mounting developmental challenges, domestic investment has emerged as the cornerstone for…
Health & Lifestyle
Berlin – A recent study by researchers at the University of Bayreuth in Germany warns that continuous viewing of short video clips may increase attention problems…
Sports
Boston – Morocco secured a crucial 1-0 win over Scotland on Saturday…