Libya Grapples with Its Dark Past as Academic Uncovers Hidden History of Colonial Atrocities
Libyan academic's book on colonial genocide sparks national debate on confronting painful history
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Libyan academic's book on colonial genocide sparks national debate on confronting painful history
Libya's General Services Company holds general assembly meeting to discuss restructuring and financial situation.
A French newspaper reports that Libya has become a battleground for global powers, with Russia, the US, and Ukraine vying for influence.
Libya's National Council for Freedoms meets with UN mission to enhance human rights and fair trial guarantees in eastern Libya.
Libyan conference discusses public sector ethics, institutional reform, and good governance.
Arab League denounces Israeli escalation in Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa Mosque, warning of attempts to impose Jewish rituals and alter the historical status quo.
Swiss voters reject proposal to enhance neutrality, 71% opposed
Experts weigh in on the impact of ultra-processed foods on health
Sudan's economic crisis deepens as the Sudanese pound loses value and food and fuel prices rise.
A recent song sparked debate about the decline of moral values in Libya, with many expressing nostalgia for a bygone era of stronger ethics and principles.
Libya bids farewell to Paul Bennett, a renowned English archaeologist and advocate for the country's cultural heritage.
Libya's oil facility guards' demands for better working conditions and higher salaries are legitimate and must be met, says Dr. Abdeljalil Maayouf.