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Libya

LAFICO’s big tax break in Malta

Thanks to Malta’s economy minister, Tonio Fenech, the bosses of Libyan companies operating in Valetta don’t pay taxes in the [...]

Subscribers only Business 28.11.2013

Libya Oil & Gas Corp.

A militia group in eastern Libya headed by warlord Ibrahim [...]

Subscribers only Energy 26.11.2013

Ussery sees new US campus

The former U.S. envoy to Rabat, Michael Ussery, has it in mind to open an American university in Libya. Now [...]

Subscribers only Business 21.11.2013

Al Thani’s bluff could pay off

Defence minister Abdullah Al Thani is determined to seize the occasion of the departure of Misrati militia from Tripoli on [...]

Subscribers only Politics 21.11.2013

Zeidan losing his European friends

Libya figured among the top subjects on the agenda when the European Union’s 28 defence ministers met in Brussels on [...]

Subscribers only Politics 21.11.2013

Khaled Kara

Khaled Kara, the mayor of Souk Al Jumaa, one of [...]

Subscribers only Diplomacy 21.11.2013

Pierre Lellouche

Pierre Lellouche, a legislator from the center-right UMP party in [...]

Subscribers only Diplomacy 21.11.2013

Securex

Securex, a security fair that was scheduled to be held [...]

Subscribers only Business 21.11.2013

Lamb clarifies a point

The managing director of the Libyan British Business Council (LBBC), [...]

Subscribers only Business 21.11.2013

Nuclear: Tajoura counts on Germans

In the competition between Washington and Berlin to dismantle Muammar [...]

Subscribers only 21.11.2013

Marghani to crack down on traffickers

Officials under justice minister Salah Marghani are currently working on [...]

Subscribers only 21.11.2013

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French companies defy mounting turmoil

Libya may be slipping into ever greater turmoil but that hasn’t stopped French corporate bosses from continuing to believe in the country’s potential. They keep sending out pathfinders to establish business connections. Much attention focuses on a singularly essential market [.

Subscribers only Business 14.11.2013

Kablan succeeds Akari in asset hunt

Abdallah Kablan, the new man in Tripoli seeking to unfreeze the former regime’s assets, took part in the Arab Forum [...]

Subscribers only Business 14.11.2013

UK & Italy to dominate Securex show

With Western backing for Libya tending to wind down, the Securex show to be held in Tripoli between Nov. 26-28 [...]

Subscribers only Business 14.11.2013

Riyadh, Tripoli’s wild card against Doha

According to our sources, Libya’s defence minister Abdullah Al Thani flew discreetly early this week to the Saudi capital. He [...]

Subscribers only Politics 14.11.2013

Zeidan lifts red notices

Libyan prime minister Ali Zeidan has asked that several "red notices" calling for the arrest of former officials under Muammar [...]

Subscribers only Politics 14.11.2013

Georg Steiner

Georg Steiner was named Swiss ambassador to Libya on November [...]

Subscribers only Diplomacy 14.11.2013

Chami sees to IMF’s interests

. The chief of the International Monetary Fund’s office in [...]

Subscribers only Business 14.11.2013

Sheikha Moza backs Benghazi

. The Qatar-based organization Silatech chaired by Sheika Mozah, mother [...]

Subscribers only Business 14.11.2013

Slamti seals Swedish tie to North Africa

. A year after setting up the Swedish North African [...]

Subscribers only Business 14.11.2013

Gomes loses her faith in Tripoli

Long Libya’s number one backer in Brussels, the Socialist Euro [...]

Subscribers only 14.11.2013

It could be a suicide mission for Al Saiti

As Benghazi slides into ever-greater turmoil, the General National Congressl (GNC) named colonel Awad Al Saiti as military governor of [...]

Subscribers only Politics 07.11.2013

Asquith takes over as head of LBBC

Britain’s former envoy to Tripoli, Dominic Asquith, has succeeded David [...]

Subscribers only Business 07.11.2013

Gheblawi now turns attention to Syrte

After the ports of Tripoli, Benghazi and Derna, Libya’s deputy [...]

Subscribers only Business 07.11.2013

Al Qred revives Panafricanism

Even after the downfall of "Africa’s king of kings" (alias [...]

Subscribers only 07.11.2013

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Libya

LAFICO’s big tax break in Malta

Libya Oil & Gas Corp.

Ussery sees new US campus

Al Thani’s bluff could pay off

Zeidan losing his European friends

Khaled Kara

Pierre Lellouche

Securex

Lamb clarifies a point

Nuclear: Tajoura counts on Germans

Marghani to crack down on traffickers

Spotlight
French companies defy mounting turmoil

Kablan succeeds Akari in asset hunt

UK & Italy to dominate Securex show

Riyadh, Tripoli’s wild card against Doha

Zeidan lifts red notices

Georg Steiner

Chami sees to IMF’s interests

Sheikha Moza backs Benghazi

Slamti seals Swedish tie to North Africa

Gomes loses her faith in Tripoli

It could be a suicide mission for Al Saiti

Asquith takes over as head of LBBC

Gheblawi now turns attention to Syrte

Al Qred revives Panafricanism

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Libya

LAFICO’s big tax break in Malta

Libya Oil & Gas Corp.

Ussery sees new US campus

Al Thani’s bluff could pay off

Zeidan losing his European friends

Khaled Kara

Pierre Lellouche

Securex

Lamb clarifies a point

Nuclear: Tajoura counts on Germans

Marghani to crack down on traffickers

Spotlight French companies defy mounting turmoil

Kablan succeeds Akari in asset hunt

UK & Italy to dominate Securex show

Riyadh, Tripoli’s wild card against Doha

Zeidan lifts red notices

Georg Steiner

Chami sees to IMF’s interests

Sheikha Moza backs Benghazi

Slamti seals Swedish tie to North Africa

Gomes loses her faith in Tripoli

It could be a suicide mission for Al Saiti

Asquith takes over as head of LBBC

Gheblawi now turns attention to Syrte

Al Qred revives Panafricanism

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French companies defy mounting turmoil