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Studies provide a helpful lesson for this unstable moment in our history.

What happened to the family of the man, who ruled Libya with an iron fist for more than four consecutive decades? During the 12 years that followed the overthrow of the regime of the late President Muammar Gaddafi in 2011, his family did not meet even once, and his seven children were separated, either by death, or imprisonment, or voluntary exile.

There was, once, a very different conservatism.

Libyan novelist has written 81 books which have been translated into 40 languages

Plus, Aspinity raised $5 million, Coherent got a $1 billion investment and more local funding news.

New research covering 5,000 years of human history untangles the connection between environmental disasters and societal collapse.

California native was adventurer, "oil finder"

In September, Libya was struck with devastating floods that resulted in thousands of deaths and caused slight damage to the monuments at Cyrene, an ancient Greek city and archaeological site located near the Mediterranean coast. However,

The head of Libya's National Elections Commission, Emad Al-Sayeh, said on Saturday that staging Libya’s elections was “an important and crucial issue for the political future of Libya.” Sayeh visited Ankara this week to learn about the Turkish experience in holding and organizing elections. There, he met with members of Türkiye’s Supreme Election Council and its president, Ahmed Yener.

When I worked for Esso as a wellsite geologist, I spent up to three weeks at a time living in a trailer 250 miles or so out in the Libyan Sahara Desert. My job was to examine rock samples brought to the surface by the drilling rig to detect the presence of hydrocarbons.