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Libya's Civil Society Braces for New Law
Libya's civil society groups await a new law aimed at regulating their work
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US and France Coordinate International Efforts to Support Unified Libyan Institutions
The US and France are coordinating international efforts to support unified Libyan institutions and advance the political process.
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Libyan Militias Turn Oil Valves into Pressure Card in Libya
Libyan militias close oil valves, halting 15,000 barrels of crude oil production per day, amid financial and administrative demands.
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Libya's Southern Region Sees New Developments Amid Rivalries
Libya's southern region is witnessing new developments amid rivalries between the government and Khalifa Haftar's camp.
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British-made Computers Found in Russian Drones Raise Questions About International Sanctions
Examination of downed Russian drones reveals British-made computers, sparking concerns about sanctions evasion.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to Visit Turkey for Talks with President Erdogan
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will visit Turkey on Saturday for talks with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Experts Weigh in on Turkey's New Moves in Libya
Turkey's increasing moves in Libya raise questions about its role and coordination with the US
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Libyan Parliamentarians Seek Urgent Solutions to Fuel Crisis
Libyan lawmakers discuss fuel shortages with interior ministry official
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Libya's Cost of Living Ranks as Second Lowest Globally
Libya has been ranked as the second lowest country in terms of cost of living globally, according to Numbeo's mid-2026 index.
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Libya's Historic Al-Naqa Mosque in Tripoli Sparks Controversy Over Restoration
Libya's Al-Naqa Mosque faces criticism over its restoration, with concerns raised about water leaks and technical issues.
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Libyan Oil Facility Shut Down by Armed Group
An armed group has closed a major oil pipeline in Libya, threatening to halt supplies to the Zawiya refinery.
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Traditional Equestrian Festival Kicks Off in Libya's Hun
Over 2,500 riders from across Libya participate in the 9th traditional equestrian festival in Hun, showcasing the country's rich equestrian heritage.