Libya’s eastern government visits Belarus
Belarusian Prime Minister Alexander Turchin and Libya’s Osama Hammad met to advance practical cooperation, highlighting shared goals in food security, manufacturing, and healthcare
Libya’s ACA lifts public sector hiring freeze with new rules
After months of suspension, Libya’s public sector recruitment resumes with clear rules prioritising recent graduates and requiring financial approval
CBL pushes interior ministry to curb unauthorised forex dealings
Libya’s central bank has urged the Ministry of Interior to intensify efforts to combat unregulated foreign currency trading, warning that the growing black market is fuelling illicit financial activity and threatening economic…
Libyan olive oils win awards in Athens
Three Libyan olive oil companies received awards at the 2025 Athens International Olive Oil Competition, the Libyan Export Promotion Centre (LEPC) announced on Sunday.According to the Centre, the awards reflect Libya’s continued…
Greece deploys warships near Libya
Greece has announced the deployment of three warships in the Eastern Mediterranean between Turkey and Libya, citing the need to control the flow of migrants coming from Libya, according to Turkish media outlet Zaman.Greek Prime…
Court clears six Moroccans but they remain detained in Somalia
Six young Moroccan men have been held for several years in a prison in Garowe, Puntland, Somalia. Although a final court ruling acquitted them of charges related to terrorism, they continue to be detained under reportedly difficult…
Khartoum faces rising flood risk as Grand Ethiopian Dam operations stall
Dr. Abbas Sharaki, Professor of Geology and Water Resources at Cairo University, has warned of a significant risk of flooding along both banks of the Blue Nile and the Nile near Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, by late August. This situation…
Power, dominance and the fractured Middle East
In the years following the incomplete revolutions of the Arab Spring, a fundamental reality has come into sharper focus: nearly every state, whether powerful or peripheral, seeks to assert hegemony—be it political, economic, cultural or…
66 children die from hunger in Gaza
At least 66 children in the Gaza Strip have died from acute malnutrition since October 2023, according to local health authorities, as the territory grapples with an intensifying humanitarian catastrophe under Israel’s ongoing blockade.…
Mauritania, Turkey sign civil aviation cooperation agreement
Mauritania’s National Civil Aviation Agency signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Turkey’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation on Saturday to boost technical cooperation in various areas of civil aviation between the two…