Tripoli – KAfa “Enough.” This was the word that echoed through the streets of western Libya on Tuesday, August 18, 2026, as years of anger erupted into mass protests. Blackouts, skyrocketing bread prices, fuel shortages, polluted water, a lack of medicine, cash shortages, and widespread…
Quba – Abdullah Blihaq, spokesman for the House of Representatives, said that House Speaker and President of the Afro-Asian Parliamentary…
New York – The United Nations Special Representative for Libya, Hanna Tetteh, announced that the 4+4 joint committee has made…
Quba – The Libyan Center for Research and Rural Development, Eastern branch, discussed ways to support development and improve services…
Al-Khums – The Public Prosecutor has ordered the detention of a civil registry employee at the Awlad Ali office in…
Business
Libya – Salama Al-Ghuwail, the former Minister of State for Economic Affairs and current head of the Competition and Anti-Monopoly Council, said that the…
Libya – Ahmed Al-Meslati, spokesperson for Brega Petroleum Marketing Company, confirmed that…
Libya – Former Central Bank of Libya board member Marajea Ghaith warned…
Tripoli – National Oil Corporation Chairman Masoud Suleiman announced that the corporation…
Opinion
How Would Libya Look in 2026 if Khalifa Haftar Had Been Absent Since 2011? As international efforts continue in 2026…
Health & Lifestyle
Tripoli – The Libyan Scientific Association for Nursing, in coordination with the National Heart Center – Tajoura, has concluded an intensive training course on the fundamentals…