US and Africa's strongest military drawn into NATO allies' dispute over Mediterranean waters as Turkey-Libya deal puts $2.1 billion energy project at risk Business Insider Africa
The European Union has adopted a tougher stance on Turkey. The union declared a maritime deal between Libya and Turkey to be 'null and void'.
Why has a fatwa banned Libyans from wearing Nike? WION
Libya • US Treasury suspends dollar transactions with Libya's central bank Africa Intelligence
Libya's National Mining Corporation Seeks Partners for Al-Butnan Libya Herald
Libya's eastern administration appoints a new central bank governor Africanews
How does Cairo view the Turkey-Libya maritime agreement? eKathimerini.com
Nike slapped with Islamic fatwa for ‘promoting polytheism’ via Greek goddess symbol New York Post
Libya Ministry of Economy Reverses Import Payment Regulation Libya Herald
Greece registered additional objections to a maritime agreement between Turkey and Libya with the United Nations. The filing marks the latest Greek protest against the accord.
Al-Ameen warned against canceling the school year and accused authorities of negligence in education and health sectors. The statement reflected concerns about ongoing challenges in those areas.
LibyaNike faces a religious ban in Libya due to its name originating from the Greek goddess of victory. The ruling was reported by the BBC.
Sea-Watch designated 2026 as the most violent year in a decade for migrants and sea rescuers in the Mediterranean. The organization documented increased hazards for both vulnerable populations and rescue personnel.
A religious edict in Libya has prohibited Muslims from purchasing or wearing Nike products. The fatwa was issued by an unnamed authority.
The United States and Egypt have held discussions regarding Libya. Topics included efforts to reunify the country and conduct national elections.
A Christian was killed by the Islamic State in Libya. The individual refused to renounce Jesus.
Tunisia looks to replicate Algeria model in border cooperation with Libya The Arab Weekly
Niger has signed a cooperation agreement with the military leader of eastern Libya. The deal establishes a new partnership between the two entities.
Libyan MiG-29 fighter jets were displayed with pilots. This information was reported by Janes Defence Intelligence.
Libya's oil industry is examining artificial intelligence and sustainable digital innovation. The focus includes digital leadership within the sector.
The United Nations has significantly revised down the death toll from the Libya floods. The revision comes amid reports of a chaotic response on the ground.
Menfi and the Central Bank of Libya governor met to discuss the dinar exchange rate. They also addressed economic stability within the country.
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The United States is retiring its first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. The carrier served in conflicts including Libya and Vietnam. The retirement costs $1.3 billion.
The CEO of MedSky has called for a focused strategy to develop Libya's aviation sector. The proposal aims to enhance the industry's future growth and capabilities.
