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The Swiss Ambassador to Libya, Joseph Ringli, has surrendered to the Libyan Ministry of Foreign Affairs a list of items, including antiquities belonging to the North African country, which were...

Who is Verna in "The Fall of the House of Usher?" The character played by Carla Gugino has an important role. Let's break it down.

The death rate - in thousands- after recent natural disasters in Morocco and Libya, tells so much about the health of the earth; climate change campaigners

Natural disasters in Libya and Morocco have devastated both nations. Many student organizations have used their platforms raise awareness of the ongoing devastation and suffering. 

IN the days after much of the coastal city of Derna, Libya, was washed away by devastating floods, Mahbuba Khalifa wrote a poem to honour her hometown, known by Libyans as the “City of Poets”.

These remarkable young individuals, united under the banner of "Derna Campaign with the Endeavor of Its Youth," have embarked on a volunteer mission to bring solace and restore normalcy to their beloved city.

There is a need for a multi-disciplinary expert committee to review all projects before the implementation stage. The attempt should be to minimise damage to life and property

From AHMED ZAYED in Tripoli, Libya Libya Bureau TRIPOLI, (CAJ News) - ONE month after the devastation by Storm Daniel in Libya, the need for mental health care is becoming even more acute. Hundreds of thousands of people east of the country are mourning the loss of over 4 000 loved ones, homes, possessions and

Abdulhamid al-Dbeibah, the head of Libya's Tripoli-based Government of National Unity (GNU), pledged on Tuesday to rebuild the flood-affected areas in the east of the country. He said his government is capable of completing the reconstruction works in Derna and the rest of the al-Jebal al-Akhdar cities in the east of the country, where a hurricane-strength storm lashed the area on September 10, devastating entire neighborhoods and sweeping thousands of people into the sea.

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