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Conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East have strengthened North Korea’s nuclear resolve, with leaders in Pyongyang viewing nuclear capabilities as essential for survival. Analysts suggest that the firm commitment …
Survival Strategy: How Global Conflicts Harden North Korea’s Nuclear Resolve Read More
Hannibal Gaddafi, son of Muammar Gaddafi, is on a hunger strike in Lebanon after ten years of detention without trial. His health has worsened, with three hospital visits in a …
Hannibal Gaddafi’s Health Worsens After 10 Years in Detention in Lebanon Read More
On Friday, eleven Sudanese migrants were killed in a car crash in Libya’s desert, adding to the ongoing tragedy faced by migrants fleeing civil war in Sudan. The incident occurred …
At Least 11 Sudanese Migrants Killed in Libya Desert Car Crash Read More
The UN Security Council has extended its authorization for member states to inspect vessels potentially violating Libya’s arms embargo for another six months. The resolution requires a report on implementation …
UN Extends Authorization to Inspect Vessels Suspected of Violating Libya Arms Embargo Read More
Libya’s eastern government may declare a force majeure on oil fields and ports due to repeated assaults on the National Oil Corporation. This government is not internationally recognized but controls …
Libya’s East Government May Declare Force Majeure on Oil Fields and Ports Read More
Violent clashes in Tripoli, Libya, led to the deaths of six individuals, linked to rival armed factions. The targeted violence coincides with the death of a militia leader, raising alarm …
Clashes in Tripoli Leave Six Dead Amid Rising Tensions Read More
The UN warns of severe human rights violations faced by over 200,000 Sudanese refugees in Libya, who are fleeing the war in Sudan. Many lack proper identification, leading to arrests …
Urgent UN Warning: Sudanese Refugees in Libya Face Dire Conditions Read More
Libya’s Government of National Unity denies reports of plans to resettle undocumented immigrants, calling them false. The statements follow social media claims regarding Minister Badr Al-Din Al-Toumi’s comments after a …
Libya Denies Plans to Resettle Undocumented Immigrants Read More
In August 1980, a Libyan warship halted a Maltese-contracted oil rig’s operations on the Medina Bank, escalating a dispute over the continental shelf demarcation. This military intervention prompted Malta to …
The 1980 Libyan Warship Incident: Impact on Malta’s Oil Exploration Read More
The UN calls for a new mechanism to monitor human rights violations in Libya, emphasizing ongoing abuses and the need for accountability. The FFM’s recent findings highlight severe violations, including …
UN Urges New Mechanism to Address Human Rights Violations in Libya Read More