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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Examination of downed Russian drones reveals British-made computers, sparking concerns about sanctions evasion.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will visit Turkey on Saturday for talks with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Turkey's increasing moves in Libya raise questions about its role and coordination with the US
Libyan lawmakers discuss fuel shortages with interior ministry official
Libya has been ranked as the second lowest country in terms of cost of living globally, according to Numbeo's mid-2026 index.
Libya's Al-Naqa Mosque faces criticism over its restoration, with concerns raised about water leaks and technical issues.
An armed group has closed a major oil pipeline in Libya, threatening to halt supplies to the Zawiya refinery.
Over 2,500 riders from across Libya participate in the 9th traditional equestrian festival in Hun, showcasing the country's rich equestrian heritage.
Libya faces rising food prices, with a 10% increase expected globally and a 425-dinar price for a quintal of flour.
Businessman Hossni Bey outlines a plan to rescue the Libyan dinar, citing the need for financial reform and transparency in government spending.
Libya's parliament and civil society representatives agree on a new law to regulate civil society organizations, aiming to enhance their legal protection and independence.
Libyan law enforcement warns truck owners against transporting goods without proper documentation