The current reality of the Libyan economy cannot be separated from the state of political and institutional division the ...

The Governor of the Central Bank of Libya announced the launching of three new strategic initiatives aimed at supporting ...

The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group has approved a new strategy for engagement with Libya that prioritises the country's recovery and long-term economic transformation, while ...

Libya’s 2025 outlook reveals a resource-rich nation constrained by political fragmentation, fiscal instability, and ...

As 2025 draws to a close, the global system faces profound structural stress with potentially costly and long-term consequences. Competing great-power agendas, supply-chain disruptions, fragile ...

Libya’s public finances have long been characterised by institutional division with authorities in the east and west of the country pursuing separate budgets and development agendas. This ...

The African Development Bank Group has released its 2025 Country Focus Report for Libya titled "Making Libya's Capital Work Better for its Development".The report presents a comprehensive analysis of ...

A draft law promises stronger protections for women, but political violence, militia dominance and a paralyzed judiciary keep survivors unprotected and embolden attacks on women who speak out.

Libya has the highest official retirement age in the world, and Denmark is set to follow suit. The United States isn’t too far off and stands to raise its retirement age even higher.

Authorities in Tripoli are confident that a new renewable energies law will attract investment ...

The path to peace in Libya is clear but fraught with difficulties; it will demand much greater courage, consensus, and ...

During the interwar years, support for revolutionary, anticapitalist parties by the Soviet-led Communist International laid the groundwork for the expansion of communism after World War II. Following ...