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Debts pile up as rival Libyan governments struggle for power

The debt has been piling up since 2014, when the country split into two administrations — one in Tripoli and the other in the east
The United Nations has been trying to overcome Libya’s divisions but the rival camps have dug in, with the east setting up its own government ministries and oil company

By Reuters · 07 March 2019

Freelance journalist killed amid new round of Libya clashes

By AP · 19 January 2019

13 killed, dozens hurt in latest bout of Tripoli fighting, says Libyan ministry

By AP, REUTERS · 20 January 2019

Libyan armed faction leader told to pullout from two oil terminals

By Reuters - AFP · 17 June 2018

Casualties as twin suicide attack hits eastern Libya

By AFP · 12 June 2018

Car bomb attack in Benghazi leaves seven dead, 20 wounded

By AFP · 25 May 2018

Displaced from Benghazi: A litmus test for Libya

By Reuters · 18 May 2018

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Indonesian crew returns home after Benghazi abduction

By ISMIRA LUTFIA TISNADIBRATA · 04 April 2018

Veteran commander vies for power in Libya’s shifting sands

By Reuters · 27 February 2018

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Two killed, 75 wounded by twin mosque bombing in Benghazi

By Reuters · 09 February 2018

Libyan commander wanted by ICC ‘hands himself in’ to military police: Source

By Reuters · 07 February 2018

Rights group says displaced Libyans can’t return to Benghazi

By AP · 01 February 2018

Rights group says displaced Libyans cannot return to Benghazi

By AP · 01 February 2018

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