Reporters Without Borders published on Tuesday the World Press Freedom Index for the year 2021, which includes 180 countries. Libya was ranked 165 in the world, down by one point from last year, with a score of 55.73 points. According to the report, journalists and media are victims of the armed conflict in …

A high-profile visit by Libya’s new interim prime minister, complete with economic accords, has cheered Turkey up, but Ankara’s interests in the war-torn country remain far from guaranteed amid a flurry of rival diplomacy ahead of Libya’s elections in December, stated Al-Monitor. To make the most of the transiti…

Libya’s National Oil Corp (NOC) declared force majeure on Monday on exports from the port of Hariga and said it could extend the measure to other facilities due to a budget dispute with the country’s central bank. Daily lost income “may exceed 118 million dinars ($26 million)”, NOC said in its statement. Arab…

The Libyan Embassy in Bosnia and Herzegovina announced on Sunday that its Embassy in Tripoli will resume the issuing of visas. The embassy said the Libyan citizens can apply for entry visas to Bosnia through its embassy in the Siyahia district of Tripoli, starting Monday, April 19, 2021. The embassy added tha…