Several Libyan olive oil producers won gold medals for their extra virgin olive oil at the 4th International Afro-Asian Olive ...

Libyan authorities have ordered 10 international aid organizations to suspend operations and close offices in the country, ...

The monthslong trial of former French President Nicolas Sarkozy over the alleged illegal financing of his 2007 presidential campaign is shedding light on France's back-channel talks with the ...

French prosecutors have requested seven years in prison and a fine of 300,000 euros or around $325,000 for former President Nicolas Sarkozy. They also called for a five-year ban on ...

Tripoli appears to follow the beginning of the median line between Greece and Libya rather than the illegal memorandum signed with Turkey in November 2019. Libya’s auction of maritime plots, which ...

(Martial Trezzini/Keystone via AP, file) An official from the International Organization for Migration, IOM, talks to Nigerian migrants before being deported from Tripoli, Libya, Tuesday, March 18, ...

Google Maps is already the world's number one mobile navigation app, but the Mountain View-based search giant is continuously looking for new ways to increase the app's market share. One of these ...

Tripoli is known to have the best Lebanese sweets in the entire Levant region. Our local friend Ahmed takes us around a few of the most popular sweets shops (Hallab Sweets & Tom Sweets) where we ...

Authorities identified those responsible for the break-in but have not released further details on what was taken or damaged. The Royersford Police Department and Spring-Ford School Police are ...

The Attorney General’s Office reported today that the Tripoli based Minister of Education has been imprisoned for three years and six months for corrupt contracting procedures for the printing and ...

With a score of just 32.2%, Lagos was just a little above Syria’s war-torn capital, Damascus, and a place behind Libya’s Tripoli - both hotbeds of wars, conflicts and terrorism. While it may ...

Most Sudanese arrive through Kufra, then move north to cities like Ajdabiya in the east or the coastal capital Tripoli. Many, like Farid, are abused and women, in particular, face extreme violence.