One person was killed on Tuesday and 11 others injured in an airstrike by forces loyal to former military general Khalifa Haftar near the border with Tunisia, a local official has said.

One person was killed on Tuesday and 11 others injured in an airstrike by forces loyal to former military general Khalifa Haftar near the border with Tunisia, a local official has said.

Libya is in a sorry state. Fighting continues at the extremist-controlled international airport in Tripoli, which the Libyan air force attacked last week. City centers are still embroiled in conflict, and earlier this month, the country’s Supreme Court dissolved the country’s internationally recognized parliament. Now, two rival prime ministers are …

Libya is in a sorry state. Fighting continues at the extremist-controlled international airport in Tripoli, which the Libyan air force attacked last week. City centers are still embroiled in conflict, and earlier this month, the country’s Supreme Court dissolved the country’s internationally recognized parliament. Now, two rival prime ministers are …

ذكرت مصادر طبية ومسعفون أنَّ 450 شخصًا على الأقل قُتلوا في معارك وأعمال عنف، وإعدامات خارج إطار القانون في بنغازي، منذ بدأ الجيش الليبي وقوات تابعة للواء خليفة حفتر حملتهما لاستعادة المدينة التي وقعت بأيدي التشكيلات المسلحة في نهاية يوليو الماضي.

A car bomb has exploded outside Ajdabiya’s Security Directorate headquarters, just weeks after double bomb attacks in Tobruk and Beida.

A court in the Libyan capital has issued an arrest warrant for former general Khalifa Haftar, hours after his forces hit Tripoli’s only functioning airport with air strikes.

A court in the Libyan capital has issued an arrest warrant for former general Khalifa Haftar, hours after his forces hit Tripoli’s only functioning airport with air strikes.

The airstrikes which hit Tripoli’s Mitiga airport today, Tuesday, at around 8.30 am had minimal physical effect. Two bombs exploded in a grassed area between the runway and the control tower. There was little damage and no casualties as the Libya Herald saw when visiting the site this afternoon. Only a tree, …

The Libyan government still owes Britain more than £14 million for an aborted military training programme that had to be cancelled when militiamen ran riot in Cambridgeshire.