The Dangers of Fake News in Libya
Libyans are urged to be cautious of fake news, which can have serious consequences, and to take responsibility for verifying information before sharing it.
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Libyans are urged to be cautious of fake news, which can have serious consequences, and to take responsibility for verifying information before sharing it.
A fake claim circulating on social media platforms, including X (formerly Twitter) and Facebook, suggests that the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France, caught fire.
A viral video claiming to show Hurricane Milton approaching Florida is actually footage of Hurricane Ian from 2022.
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Libyan task force calls for probe into recent statements on Saif Islam Gaddafi's killing
Libyan group demands probe into comments on Saif al-Islam's killing
Libya's Mandela movement demands investigation into statements on Saif Islam Gaddafi's assassination.
Libya's National Oil Corporation warns of potential shutdown of Sharara oil field due to pipeline closure
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces challenges ahead of elections, with speculation about potential military action against Iran.