Libya's Institutional Divide Delays Elections, 4+4 Agreement Tests Power Centers
Libya's political crisis deepens as institutional divisions hinder elections and the 4+4 agreement faces challenges from various power centers.
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Libya's political crisis deepens as institutional divisions hinder elections and the 4+4 agreement faces challenges from various power centers.
South Korea summons Ukrainian envoy to express concern over transfer of 2 North Korean prisoners
Libyan authorities have arrested 258 illegal migrants from various nationalities in a series of security campaigns in Benghazi.
Catania Airport in Sicily halts flights for third day due to volcanic ash from Mount Etna
Libyan football clubs face fines and point deductions for not participating in youth tournaments
Jerusalem Governorate warns Israeli measures during Jewish holidays constitute collective punishment
Saudi Arabia has resumed oil exports through the East-West pipeline after repairs, following drone attacks earlier this month.
Libya's payroll bill has tripled in recent years, reaching 73.3 billion dinars in 2025, amid warnings of economic strain.
Libya's House of Representatives has issued a package of laws and decisions that redefine the country's electoral landscape.
Libya's Central Bank starts disbursing September salaries for 1.75 million employees through the 'Raatibk Lahty' system.
Gold prices dropped over 1.8% as Iran crisis persists and US interest rate hike expectations rise.
Middle East oil exports surge to 12.8 million barrels per day in September, driven by Saudi Arabia's increased output.