A recent report by the London-based Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper highlights growing calls among Libyan political, academic, and activist circles for a large-scale anti-corruption campaign, inspired by recent efforts in Iraq. This comes as Libya continues to struggle with political and institutional division and stalled accountability…
Murzuq – Libya’s Ministry of Education has launched the National Project in the Murzuq Basin, targeting several educational centers in…
Benghazi – The Benghazi Capital of Arab Culture 2026 organizing committee has approved the initial program for the celebration during…
Sebha – Wadi Al-Shati University has announced it will host its first Conference on Engineering and Technical Sciences from January…
Tripoli – The Italian capital, Rome, will host an economic forum on July 9 titled “Misrata Free Zone: Africa’s Gateway…
Business
Tripoli – Economic analyst Abdullah Al-Zaidi said that the lack of coordination between the Central Bank of Libya’s reforms and fiscal policies, amid the…
Moscow – The Far Eastern Federal University in Russia announced that a…
Singapore – Gold prices fell more than one percent on Tuesday, heading…
Abu Dhabi – Reuters reported that the United Arab Emirates is under…
Opinion
By Dr. Mahmud Elforjani Amid global economic shifts and mounting developmental challenges, domestic investment has emerged as the cornerstone for…
Health & Lifestyle
Al-Marj – Marwan Al-Asili, head of the veterinary medical professions syndicate in Al-Marj, warned of serious consequences from the spread of the poisonous “Abu Qrato” plant…