Tunis — Libyan Prime Minister Ali Zeidan arrived, on Tuesday in Tunis, from Morocco for a short visit as part of a Maghreb tour.

PM questions ‘kidnapping’ of Libyan citizen; Somalia indicates willingness to fight Al-Qaeda after US raid

Analysts warn attacks on embassies reduce Libya’s ability to access much needed foreign assistance.

Overview This week the oil strikes and disruptions persist with the eastern strikers continuing to hold out despite government pressure.  The pressure being mooted by the commander of the Petroleum Facilities Guard is to stop paying striking guards.  The government despite its rhetoric has been cautious in the pressure it …

Embassy came under fire after Russian woman was accused of killing senior military official Mohamed Alsusi

Embassy came under fire after Russian woman was accused of killing senior military official Mohamed Alsusi

The performance of the Libyan oil industry over the past few weeks confirmed yet again the strategic significance of the industry and demonstrated once more that local problems could have worldwide implications.

Libya is to contract foreign security companies to help tighten security at its borders, reports Afriquejet.

25 September 2013 – The Libyan people are moving towards building their own modern democratic State, the country’s Prime Minister today told the United Nations General Assembly, while also urging continued international support, particularly from neighbouring countries.

Gaddafi-regime officials must be tried in the International Criminal Court to ensure a fair trial.