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Libya has officially eliminated trachoma as a public health problem, protecting future generations from a painful disease that causes preventable blindness. The victory makes Libya the 28th country worldwide to defeat this ancient eye disease, despite years of political instability and humanitarian challenges.
A massive offshore module just left Italy for Libya to turn wasted gas into usable energy. The project could help Libya eliminate gas flaring by 2030 while strengthening Mediterranean energy security.
After more than ten years of division, Libya's rival governments just agreed on a single national budget for the first time since 2013. The breakthrough marks a rare moment of cooperation in a country split by conflict since 2014.
Archaeologists have discovered a one-of-a-kind ancient Greek racecourse along Libya's coast, unlike anything else found in the Mediterranean. The find promises to rewrite what we know about this historic port city.
Archaeologists excavating ruins in Libya discovered over 100 game boards carved into stone, revealing how people entertained themselves 2,000 years ago. The find offers a glimpse into the playful side of ancient daily life.
Libya's Defense Ministry is partnering with the Red Cross to expand humanitarian training programs that will help protect human rights and locate missing persons. The collaboration marks a meaningful step forward for humanitarian efforts in the region.
A wildlife photographer's casual YouTube video became the first documented proof that endangered sand cats live in Libya. The tiny desert hunters had eluded scientists for decades despite local sightings dating back to the 1950s.
Intisar Shanib just made history as the first woman to lead a football club in Libya, taking the helm of Darnes Sports Club after all rival candidates stepped aside in her favor. She's bringing hope to a city still recovering from devastating floods and decades of conflict.
Libya is bringing together diverse voices for its fourth national reconciliation session, focused on healing and unity. The four-day gathering prioritizes including cultural groups, youth, women, victims, and people with disabilities in shaping the country's path forward.
Four humanitarian activists detained in Libya for nearly a month while trying to deliver aid to Gaza have been released and reunited with their families. Six more are expected to gain freedom within 24 hours.
Nigeria welcomed 145 citizens home from Libya this week, providing them with medical care, food, and counseling as they begin their journey back to normal life. The compassionate reception shows how nations can work together to bring people home with dignity.
The eastern Libyan city of Benghazi has transformed from a war-torn battleground into a stable, rebuilt urban center 15 years after the revolution that ended Muammar Gaddafi's dictatorship. While Libya remains politically divided, daily life in Benghazi shows remarkable recovery and renewed hope for residents.
Archaeologists have discovered a 100-meter underwater "ship graveyard" off Libya's coast, revealing centuries of Mediterranean maritime history. After a 13-year pause due to civil war, the team returned to uncover remarkable insights into ancient trade routes.
A collaborative rescue effort brought 144 stranded Ghanaian migrants safely home from conflict-torn Libya, where they'll receive support to rebuild their lives. The successful operation highlights how international partnerships can transform desperate situations into new beginnings.
Libyan authorities shut down illegal detention facilities and rescued over 400 migrants held in appalling conditions, including an underground prison three meters below ground. UN teams are now providing medical care and working to dismantle trafficking networks.
Two organizations from opposite sides of the world just joined forces to help disaster survivors and refugees across three continents. Indonesia's national charity agency and a Libyan humanitarian group are launching coordinated relief missions from flood-hit communities to new educational centers.
Paul Rees lost his ability to walk after a mine explosion in Bosnia, survived 21 days of captivity in Libya, and now dedicates his life to helping fellow veterans heal. His story shows how the hardest battles often come after service ends.
Mount Arkanu's ancient rocky rings have sheltered nomadic herders and their cattle for millennia in one of Earth's driest places. Rock art on the walls proves this green oasis has been a lifeline in the Sahara for thousands of years.
From flood survivors launching cafes to healthcare startups serving remote communities, young Libyan entrepreneurs are turning crisis into opportunity. With training and seed funding, they're creating jobs and rebuilding their economy one business at a time.
Morocco just strengthened healthcare access across three continents by signing cooperation agreements with Indonesia, Libya, and Latvia. The partnerships aim to expand universal health coverage and medical innovation for millions.
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