Sophie Adeno Breaks European Record, Departs International Space Station
French astronaut Sophie Adeno breaks European record for longest stay in space
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French astronaut Sophie Adeno breaks European record for longest stay in space
Scientists develop nuclear clocks that measure time with extreme precision using atomic nuclei
Anne Carson, a Canadian poet and translator, has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature.
Ayesha Gaddafi tops September poll with 141,502 votes, sparking calls for her to lead the country's political movement.
South Korea's government will review military service exemptions for athletes after controversy surrounding the national football team's celebrations.
Benghazi University's Women's Support and Empowerment Office starts its fourth free sewing course, "From Beginner to Professional," for students and staff.
The struggle for control over Libya's southern region echoes historical themes of colonialism and exploitation.
Libya notifies International Court of Justice of intent to sue Israel for downing Libyan Airlines plane in 1973, killing 108 people.
The Battle of Isien, a pivotal event in the history of Libya and Algeria, took place from October 3 to 5, 1957, as a response to a French military convoy ambush.
Libya's Deputy President Mousa Al-Koni rejects invitation to High Council meeting, citing lack of recognition for the council's legitimacy.
A British lawyer claims the UK government ignored a Libyan proposal to host a conference for reconciliation between rival factions in the country.
Smartphones revolutionize media in Libya, empowering citizen journalists