On Feb. 20, citizens of Derna, a port city in eastern Libya, hoped to cast their votes for the Constituent Assembly (the body that will write the country’s new constitution) along with the rest of the country.
On Feb. 20, citizens of Derna, a port city in eastern Libya, hoped to cast their votes for the Constituent Assembly (the body that will write the country’s new constitution) along with the rest of the country.
Libya and Egypt are to suspend entry visa requirements for residents who live either side of the border.
In Tripoli, daily life has been torn apart by militia clashes, political turmoil and uncertainty over Libya’s future.
Over the last couple of weeks, Libya has been rocked by events that have pushed the country to the edge of full-scale civil war.
President Obama takes a big risk and scores a win for democracy — and no one gives a damn.
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We regret to inform you that the network of the Marsad websites, operating in Egypt, Libya, and Tunisia, will no longer be providing updates and fresh content starting from the end of this month, 31st October 2023. This collective effort was part of a larger regional initiative, which has now concluded.
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