Benghazi Concludes Digital Empowerment and Artificial Intelligence Course for People with Disabilities
Benghazi municipality concludes training course on digital empowerment and AI for people with disabilities
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Benghazi municipality concludes training course on digital empowerment and AI for people with disabilities
A dazzling display of light seen in Libya's skies was mistakenly attributed to strange objects, but experts reveal it's a known atmospheric phenomenon.
Krista Pike, 50, was given two lethal injections but survived and is now in critical condition in hospital.
A young Libyan man's death in Tobruk has reignited the debate on irregular migration and sparked a thorough investigation.
G7 countries agree to release 100 million barrels of oil and diesel to ease supply concerns and stabilize global energy markets.
Libya's repeated oil field and pipeline shutdowns pose significant risks to the national economy, affecting production, revenue, and the country's investment climate.
Ethiopia and Eritrea cut diplomatic ties, escalating tensions in the Horn of Africa
Dr. Ayesha Gaddafi, daughter of Muammar Gaddafi, is being considered for a leadership role in Libya's Jamahiriya movement.
Libyan authorities have convicted five individuals of smuggling 2.19 million narcotic tablets into the country, with three facing the death penalty and two receiving prison sentences.
Egyptian and US officials discuss ways to advance Libya's political process and end the country's division, amid ongoing international efforts to achieve a lasting settlement.
Saudi Arabia plans to launch an attack on Yemen's Houthi rebels to restore navigation in the Red Sea, sources say.
Economic experts in Libya are proposing new solutions to address the country's dollar crisis, including changing the way dollars are distributed to citizens and traders.