Washington – Huge oil and gas reserves have been discovered in the North African countries of Libya and Tunisia, plagued by political instability and chaos. The US Geological Survey-USGS announced that there are at least four million barrels of fuel oil and 385 billion cubic feet of natural gas reserves in the coastal areas of […]
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Tripoli: CIA Chief William Burns paid a surprise visit to Libya. At this time, Burns discussed with the Prime Minister of Libya, Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh. Besides, Dbeibeh is known as the leader of pro-Turkish and anti-Russian groups in Libya. Thus, Burns’ visit to Libya is important in the context of the ongoing Ukraine conflict. Moreover, […]
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Tripoli: At least 32 people have been killed and more than 150 injured in the conflict over leadership in Libya. This is the second time clashes have erupted in the capital Tripoli this month. Analysts have warned that the new conflict in the capital Tripoli was a sign of a major war. In 2011, a […]
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Jerusalem / Tripoli – A plane belonging to Libyan rebel leader Khalifa Haftar reportedly travelled to Israel via Cyprus. This has sparked reports that the Libyan rebel leader has met Israeli leaders. A few days ago, it was reported that the interim Prime Minister of Libya, Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh, had met with the head of […]
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Tripoli: – Rebel military official General Khalifa Haftar has announced that he will contest the presidential elections to be held in Libya in December. Saif Al-Islam Gaddafi, son of Muammar Gaddafi, the former dictator of Libya, also has announced his candidature for President. The Libyan government and media are accusing that there are many serious […]
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Tel Aviv: – Last week, Saddam Haftar, the son of General Khalifa Haftar, who has rebelled against Libya’s hard-line regime, visited Israel. An Israeli newspaper reported that Saddam visited Israel with a special message from General Khalifa, the leader of the Libyan rebels. Israeli newspaper claimed that Saddam sought military and political assistance from Israel […]
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Tripoli: – Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis demanded that if Libya wants Greek cooperation and friendship, Libya should first scrap the maritime pact signed with Turkey in 2019. This agreement, signed nearly one and a half years ago, has been accused of violating the rights of Greece, Cyprus and Egypt in the Mediterranean Sea region. […]
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Kabul: – The increasing instability in Libya is directly affecting the security of Egypt. Against this background, Egypt has started developing a new naval base recognising the threat to its interests in the Mediterranean Sea. It is claimed that this maritime base will safeguard the economic interests of Egypt. Whereas analysts claimed that this Egyptian […]
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Mogadishu: – A Somalian Minister has accused that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) wants to make the situation in Somalia similar to Yemen and Libya and wants to create anarchy in the country. Violence has erupted in Somalia over elections, and the violence has grievously hurt many citizens. While expressing severe concerns over Somalia’s violence, […]
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United Nations: – The United States appealed that the military interference of Turkey, Russia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) should be immediately stopped in the long-standing Libyan civil war. The United States accused, during a meeting of the United Nations, that the military assistance provided by these countries is resulting in frequent violation of […]
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