In November 2025, James Willcox, founder of adventure travel company Untamed Borders, led his first trip to the south of Libya in 14 years. A devastating six-year civil war and ongoing sporadic ...

The clash between the 444th Brigade and the SSA, and then with the RADA Special Deterrence Forces, provoked another round of handwringing about tribalism and Islam in Libya. That was how the Western ...

Libya’s fragmented justice sector is marred by serious due process violations and laws that violate international norms. The judiciary is unwilling and unable to meaningfully investigate serious ...

“The counsel general decided not to come to work today,” the man at the Libyan consulate in Sfax, Tunisia, told me. Like many other journalists in this sun-bleached industrial city a few hours from ...

Youth gathering in Tripoli calling for the restoration of Libya’s constitutional monarchy When Afghanistan’s Emergency Loya Jirga met in June 2002 to decide the country’s political future, most of the ...

In a series of secretive diplomatic manoeuvres, Washington is reportedly courting Libya’s rival governments to accept deported migrants from Latin America and Southeast Asia – even as the North ...

Energy markets are driven as much by expectations as by actual output. The credible prospect of increased Libyan production ...

More than 40 companies have registered for Libya’s first licensing round since 2011, prompting the National Oil Corporation to target 2 million bpd by 2028. Libya holds Africa’s largest proven ...