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A report by The Wall Street Journal, citing officials say they have asked several countries in Africa, Latin America, and Eastern Europe The Trump administration is pursuing agreements with several more countries to take migrants deported from the U.S., according to officials familiar with the matter. Immigration officials are seeking more destinations where they can […]
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Oil affairs analyst Masoud Shriha, who won a court case against Farhat Bengdara regarding his UAE citizenship and arbitrary transfer, has responded to the recent report from an official NOC source about the corporation’s strategy for managing the country’s fuel needs. He dismissed the claims that the strategy contributes to market balance, calling them nothing […]
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A responsible source at the National Oil Corporation revealed that the circulating claims about an unjustified increase in energy consumption require contextual clarification linked to well-known seasonal factors. The source explained that there is a phenomenon known as the winter peak period, which typically occurs in January and February, during which energy consumption naturally rises […]
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Data published by the National Oil Corporation on its official accounts presents an analysis of fuel and gas consumption in Libya before and after the appointment of Massoud Suleiman as the head of the NOC, based on exclusive and precise analytical sources. Comparison Periods Introduction On January 16, 2025, Massoud Suleiman was appointed as the […]
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A report published by Africa Intelligence revealed that despite continued fuel imports in March, the National Oil Corporation remains unable to pay its bills, while the Central Bank of Libya is concerned about declining crude oil revenues. The report stated that Masoud Suleiman, the head of the NOC, took a major risk on March 1 […]
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Written by Anas Shnibish: “Seasonal Greed and Electronic Services Security: Between Transaction Growth and Protection Assurance” With the increasing reliance on electronic services in various aspects of life, digital security has become a top priority. At the same time, the concept of “seasonal greed” emerges, referring to peak periods in the use of these services, […]
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The Public Prosecution has ordered the arrest of an outlawed group accused of placing an earthen barrier in front of the gate of Al-Burj Cement Factory, halting its operations and causing significant losses to the company due to the disruption of production. Our exclusive sources revealed that the ongoing conflict over cement factories in Libya, […]
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Our source has exclusively obtained a letter from the Public Prosecutor’s Office to the current president of the National Oil Corporation, summoning former chairman Farhat Ben Gdara for investigation. The case concerns financial mismanagement of state funds derived from the National Oil Corporation’s revenues, linked to the amendment of the Production Sharing Agreement for Contract […]
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Advisor Mustafa Al-Mana’a wrote an article titled: The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank: “The Impact of Trump’s Policies and Opportunities for Cooperation with Libya for Economic Recovery.” With the beginning of President Donald Trump’s second term in 2025, voices calling for a reassessment of the United States’ role in the International Monetary Fund […]
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Investment expert and venture capital fund manager in the UK, Mundhir Al-Shahoumi, discusses Libya’s Startup Support Fund – A Positive First Step and Challenges to Success. At the beginning of this year, the Libyan government announced the establishment of a fund to support startups as part of the “1,000 Entrepreneurs for 1,000 Projects” initiative. This […]
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Dr. Suleiman Salem Al-Shahoumi, Professor of Finance and Investment and Founder of the Libyan Financial Market wrote an article saying: The Central Bank of Libya, a historic and pivotal institution within Libya’s economic structure, is managing the country’s monetary policy amid an extremely delicate and highly turbulent situation both domestically and internationally. Even after addressing […]
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Our source has exclusively obtained a communication from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Government of National Unity to the Office of the Minister of Transport regarding a verbal note received from the U.S. Embassy in Libya. The embassy requested that Libyan authorities avoid providing any services to the Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping […]
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Our exclusive sources revealed the preliminary findings of an investigation conducted by the committees of the Libyan Post, Telecommunications and Information Technology Company regarding documents published yesterday, which indicate that an investment company affiliated with the Holding Telecommunications Company purchased shares in a German weapons company. The findings point to the involvement of Mohammed Ben […]
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Economist Mohamed Al-Safi said in a statement to our source: Imagine if we had a helicopter capable of flying over the country and dropping dinars to citizens, to spend whenever oil revenues in dollars drop (or are depleted)… Imagine also that these dinars were obtained without selling any goods or providing any service, simply “for […]
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Political activist Hossam Al-Gmati has disclosed that funds belonging to a company under the LPTIC were invested in shares of a German arms manufacturer during the tenure of Mohammed Bin Ayad. He explained that during the leadership of Engineer Mohammed Al-Qaddafi, the LPTIC invested in Retelit, an Italian company specializing in telecommunications and IT. Over […]