Libya · Desk
Reported stories, developing updates, and quick explainers from the newsroom
Libya's reliance on wheat imports from Russia and Ukraine makes it vulnerable to Black Sea shipping disruptions, threatening the country's food security.
Libya's House of Representatives has reaffirmed the position of Major General Hussein Al-Ayb as head of the country's intelligence agency, rejecting decisions by the Presidential Council ...
Libya's UN representative warns of disinformation campaigns targeting national unity and international image
Iran's top security official says US response to Tehran's demands is not convincing.
Libya's port of Misrata's Iron and Steel facility is set to receive giant ships after the arrival of the dredging vessel "Ibn Battuta" to deepen the port's berths.
Libya's Ministry of Finance reinstates dollar customs rate to 2.12 dinars, reversing previous decisions and sparking concerns about economic stability and decision-making.
A US court has sentenced a hacker known as "Agha" for causing massive financial losses after spreading false rumors.
French judges to investigate Israeli military's alleged war crime in Lebanon
Drinking ginger on an empty stomach may cause digestive issues in some individuals, despite its potential health benefits.
Over 25 unions from 113 ports worldwide, including those in France, Italy, and Greece, are protesting against the passage of military shipments through their facilities.
Eurozone finance ministers will meet on November 9 to discuss candidates to succeed European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde, who is set to step down in February.
Efforts to dismantle armed militias in western Libya face complications due to intertwined interests with state institutions and external networks.
