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Tunisia’s President Kais Saied would make visit to Libya
The office of Tunisia’s President Kais Saied announced its visit to Libya on Wednesday, it’s actually the first visit held…
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Libyan embassy in Cairo demands exemption of citizens from paying entrance fees
The Libyan embassy in Cairo has called on Egyptian authorities to exempt Libyan citizens from the decision to impose fees…
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Free Destourian Party accused the other parties of abandoning the against Political Islam
The Free Destourian Party has accused Tunisian opposition parties, especially the leftist movement, for leaving their fight against political Islam,…
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The appointment of the first Libyan women in the Dbeibeh’s government
Najla el-Mangoush, Libya’s first woman foreign minister, would present her sworn in next week as part of a new unity…
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Tunisia: Protest and appeals for the resignation of the government
On Wednesday, Tunisian security forces used the force to separate a demonstration organized by leaders of the opposition Free Destourian…
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Libyan Parliament voted for approving unity government
On Wednesday, Libya’s parliament voted for approving a government of national unity lead by Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibeh as part…
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Airlifts were finally resumed between Libya’s Benghazi and Misrata
On Tuesday, air travel between the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi and the western coastal city of Misrata were recommenced…
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Muslim Brotherhood seeks to thwart the new authority
Libyan politicians and experts said the terrorist group seeks to co-operate with some other political organizations to thwart the work…
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Electronic Brotherhood flies disrupt Libyan reunion
The Brotherhood is pushing their elements and their electronic fly to broadcast divisions and rumors in the countries in which…
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To ensure that they remain in power …. Libyan parliamentarians obstruct the formation of the proposed government
It seems that there are those who want to obstruct the work of the Dabaiba government and the new Presidential…
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