Ancient traces of St. Mark reveal Christianity’s deep roots in Libya

Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Oct 10, 2025 / 06:00 am Here is a roundup of Catholic world news from the past week that you might have missed: Ancient traces of St. Mark reveal Christianity’s deep roots in Libya In the eastern Libyan city of Derna,...

Hungarian representatives in discussions on establishing Libyan cement plant

The Libyan Ministry of Industry and Minerals announced that Undersecretary Mustafa Al-Samou met yesterday with representatives of Hungary’s Rotary International Ltd at the Ministry’s Misrata office to discuss a proposal to establish a modern...

Libyan Delegation to UNESCO: We have not failed to protect Libyan heritage

The Libyan Delegation to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has denied the validity of claims circulating on social media regarding its failure to protect Libyan cultural heritage, describing them as...

Part 11: How a Nigerian teen trafficked through Libya became a celebrity barber in Europe

Part 10 recap:In Part 10, a single tax record changed Jimmy’s life. After years of rejection and homelessness, a policewoman helped him secure legal papers through a new work visa law. With that breakthrough, he returned to cutting hair in cramped...

How technology is transforming dementia care

Nothing is ever really lost to us as long as we remember it. (L.M. Montgomery, The Story Girl) On the wall of the dining room, right between a vintage buffet overflowing with collectible crystal and carved decanters and a small window with a...

In the Shadow of Division: “Food Security in Libya” — Which Way Forward?

By Almahdi Hindi, political activist Libya’s crisis is reflected in more than just political or economic turmoil; there is a quieter, deeper threat that touches the very core of citizens’ lives — food security. While other regional countries,...

Libya and Italy launch first joint company to export fish to Europe

An Italian-Libyan joint venture has been established to export seafood from Libya to European markets, Italian businessman Nicholas Giacalone has announced. In remarks to the Italian news agency Nova, Giacalone said the new company, named...

ExclusiveIraqi Kurds turn to risky Libya route to reach Europe

A rising number of young Iraqi Kurds are embarking on perilous journeys to Europe from Libya, after crackdowns on other migration routes, Iraq's top diplomat in Tripoli has told The National. “We are seeing a rise in the rates of illegal migration...

Libyan-Italian Fishery Project: A Fish Processing Plant in Misrata and Export to Europe

The Italian agency “Nova” conducted an interview with Nicholas Giacalone, director of the “Medina” company, about the launch of the first fishery partnership project with Libya. The project aims to export fish to European markets with the support...

21 Indian Dermatologists, doctors, scientists listed in Stanford University 2025 list of World's top 2% scientists

New Delhi: Altogether 21 Indian dermatologists from India's various prestigious health and medical institutes have been recognised among the world's top 2% of scientists in the prestigious database curated by Professor John PA Ioannidis of...

Turkish company meets eastern-based Libyan govt on construction projects

08 october 2025 - 11:54:44 MA/BBA 163 Views Panafrican News Agency Benghazi, Libya (PANA) - Nasr Charh al-Bal al-Obaidi, Minister of Public Works in Libya's eastern-based government, on Tuesday discussed cooperation on construction projects in the...

Nigerian scientist who chose Africa over Europe made UN history

At 34, Adedoyin Adeleke could have chosen a comfortable life in Europe. Instead, he packed his bags, returned to Nigeria, and started tinkering with waste, energy, and youth projects. Now 36, he’s the first African selected by the UN to help shape...

Libyan Fintech NGO, FinOria, is organising a Hackathon from 15 to 17 November

‎Libyan Fintech NGO, FinOria, is organising a Hackathon from 15 to 17 November that brings together programmers, designers and young entrepreneurs to create innovative digital solutions that support digital transformation, boost customer trust,...

First cases of “Q fever” detected in sheep flocks in Libya

The National Center for Research on Tropical and Transboundary Diseases has reported the first-ever detection of Q fever infections in two sheep flocks in Libya. In an official statement, the center explained that Q fever is a zoonotic disease,...

Libya, World Bank step up talks on health sector projects

Libya, World Bank explore ways to modernise healthcare servicesLibya’s Acting Minister of Health, Mohamed Al-Ghuj, has held discussions with Henriette Fredrik, the World Bank’s Country Representative for Libya, to strengthen cooperation in a...

Letters to the Editor | October 19, 2025

Concrete Jungle They took a chunk of Churchill Park without public consultation. The iconic Shirley Park was also threatened by massive development projects, with a part of it being fenced off for years. Now, the Lautoka City Council has announced...

From Classrooms to Immersive Experiences: Epson Showcases Next-Gen Tech and Green Innovation at GITEX Global 2025

Epson will demonstrate printing, projection, and scanning solutions focused on education and immersive technology. Three themed zones will highlight Epson’s focus on efficiency, personalised experiences, and smart learning environments. The...

Eni Resumes Exploration in Libyan Offshore Block

Eni SpA has resumed exploration in Block 16/4 in waters northwest of Libya after a five-year pause, the North African country's National Oil Corp (NOC) said. "This comeback includes re-entering the exploratory well C1-16/4 (also known as BESS-3),...

Future Scenarios for the Two Libyas

Recent developments show that today’s configuration is relatively more homogeneous than in the past. At least, the situation is clear between west and east: refineries and oil depots aside (they are more widespread in Cyrenaica), the current...

How Libya's Zawiya became a focal point of conflict for militias

A member of the Libyan security forces stands guard during an operation launched by the authorities to combat human trafficking and illegal drug and fuel smuggling in the western Libyan city of al-Zawiya, on 5 January 2025. [Getty] A fragile calm...