Libyan Initiative Sparks Hope for Security, Economic Progress
US envoy Masood Bols leads initiative to address Libya's security, political, and economic challenges
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US envoy Masood Bols leads initiative to address Libya's security, political, and economic challenges
Libya faces challenges from remnants of war as 14,000 explosive items removed from a farm in Misrata.
Libya's House of Representatives has issued a package of electoral laws and decisions based on the 4+4 mini-agreement.
Libya's High Council of State rejects parliament's electoral laws, deeming them unconstitutional.
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf uses social media to target US markets and investors.
UN General Assembly wraps up with emphasis on Gaza conflict, Iranian nuclear program, Sudan's political crisis, and Ukraine-Russia tensions.
Libya's crisis deepens with continued political and institutional stagnation, prompting calls for a national settlement to pave the way for comprehensive elections.
In western Benghazi, a team of researchers and experts from the Benghazi Antiquities Authority is working to restore the ancient Roman site of Qasr al-Ghailitha.
Libya's new unified budget of 167 billion dinars aims to streamline public spending and address the country's longstanding financial divide.
Libya's health ministry opens emergency and intensive care units at Al-Zahra Hospital in Wurshafana, boosting medical services in the region.
Libyans express frustration with biased media, calling for credible news sources.
Libya's oil revenue surges due to global price hikes, but internal disruptions and export fluctuations threaten to undermine gains.