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A new English Heritage art collection aims to reflect the long history of African people in England.

(Bloomberg) -- Libya has cut crude production by nearly 20% due to maintenance at its largest oil field and leaks on pipelines linking other desert deposits to the Mediterranean coast. The OPEC producer began reducing output at fields operated by the Waha Oil Co.

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Determining the influence of occupational cement dust exposure on white blood cells with differential inflammatory markers in workers of a cement plant.

By Elizia Volkmann Tunis, 9 June 2021: The Italian-Libyan Economic Forum, organised by the Italian Libyan Business Development Association (ILBDA), closed yesterday in Tunis on a high note with the announcement of future forums in the coming months as well as public/private partnerships and new projects. None, though, were disclosed. The two-day forum brought together businesses, public sector and civil society actors to explore new ways forward to kick start the Libyan economy. Day 1 on 7 Ju...

Who Was Simon of Cyrene and What Does the Bible Say about him? Everything recorded in the Bible is factual. From the truth of all reported words and events to the truth of Jesus as the Way and the Truth and the Life (John 14:6), the Bible wastes no words. The Holy Spirit superintended the words of Scripture to reflect God’s purposes, and everything it contains has meaning. Therefore, when we read short accounts of people, they are in the Word for a purpose. With that in mind, we should ask, �...

Monday, 07 Jun 2021 07:54 AM MYT TRIPOLI, June 7 — Two members of Libya’s security forces were killed and five others wounded Sunday evening in a car bomb blast at a checkpoint in the country’s south, a police source said. “A car bomb exploded as it was crossing a roadblock set up by the security forces” in the city of Sebha, a police official in the city said. Sebha is located around 750 kilometres south of the capital Tripoli. “Two security officers were killed, five others were w...

Two members of Libya's security forces were killed and five others wounded Sunday evening in a car bomb blast at a checkpoint in the country's south, a police source said. "A car bomb exploded as it was crossing a roadblock set up by the security forces" in the city of Sebha, a police official in the city said. Sebha is located around 750 kilometres (around 465 miles) south of

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