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Three US media outlets sue for access to White House after being banned by President Trump
Libya's Central Bank official, Sheikh Hamza Aboufars, has clarified his stance on $2000 personal transactions, allowing them after reviewing implementation mechanisms.
Libya remembers the 2019 Tarhuna prison massacre, as the International Criminal Court issues arrest warrants for those accused of war crimes.
Libyan scholars discuss reviving ancient sciences, highlighting philosophers' contributions.
Experts warn that ongoing closures of oil fields and facilities in Libya could have significant impacts on the country's foreign exchange reserves and the stability of the dinar.
Libya's 4+4 agreement sparks debate on crisis resolution and reorganization of power
Eastern and southern Libya to experience severe sandstorm and strong winds, with gusts reaching up to 80 km/h.
Libya's Central Bank's Sharia committee confirms that transactions of $2000 for citizens are legitimate.
Libya's oil production has reached 1.211 million barrels per day, according to the National Oil Corporation.
Libya's Chief of Staff, General Salahuddin al-Namrush, participated in the 4th China-Africa Peace and Security Forum in Beijing, China.
Libyan health authorities deny reports of Omicron cases circulating on social media
Spanish football coach Luis de la Fuente has extended his contract as coach of the Spanish national team until 2032.