Nearly 3,000 Uruguayan cattle spent a month at sea after Turkey refused entry to their ship over disputed health certificates. The livestock carrier has now offloaded the herd… Read More
Libya's eastern-based government approves a major economic incentive for the Sirte Free Zone Port, introducing a 70% reduction on customs duties and taxes for all goods and services… Read More
Libya’s National Oil Corporation launches its first oil exploration bid round in 18 years, attracting strong interest from major Western firms. Shell, Chevron, TotalEnergies, Eni, Repsol and ExxonMobil… Read More
Saudi Arabia’s Midad Energy opened talks with Libya’s oil ministry as Tripoli seeks new foreign investment to rebuild its hydrocarbon sector. Midad’s chairman met Minister Khalifa Abdul Sadiq… Read More
The United States endorsed Libya's new Unified Development Program, signed by the House of Representatives and High Council of State at the Central Bank in Tripoli. U.S. advisor… Read More
The ICC’s work on Libya has gained new momentum. The UN Security Council welcomed fresh progress on accountability this week. ICC Deputy Prosecutor Nazhat Shameem Khan said German… Read More
Saddam Haftar, Deputy Commander of Libya's National Army, met Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan in Ankara to discuss security cooperation and regional stability. The talks addressed counter-terrorism efforts,… Read More
Libya asked the United States and European governments to treat its crude as a viable replacement for sanctioned Russian oil as Tripoli launches its first exploration licensing round… Read More
Libya's eastern-based government rejected the newly announced "High Authority of Presidencies," calling the Tripoli-backed initiative unconstitutional and warning it could deepen national division. In a formal statement, the… Read More
