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Khaled Mohamed Ali El Hishri allegedly committed crimes at Libya's Mitiga Prison from 2015 to 2020, the ICC says....

A privately owned Libyan airline is making the OPEC member's biggest passenger-jet order since the 2011 revolution, seeking to tap local appetite for international travel that state-owned carriers like Afriqiyah Airways are struggling to meet....

Libya's state-owned National Oil Corporation (NOC) held a technical meeting on November 27 with Puna Oil Company to review the Polish firm's exploration activities for 2025 and its planned programmes for 2026 in the Murzuq Basin....

Libya's state-owned National Oil Corporation (NOC) said it has brought a new production well online at the Amal Field, adding 1,100 bpd of output as part of efforts to stabilise and expand crude supply across key onshore assets....

Libyan Red Crescent says it rescued 91 migrants and asylum seekers from Bangladesh, Sudan and Egypt....

Bei den Opfern handelt es sich den Vereinten Nationen zufolge um Migranten aus dem Sudan, aus Somalia, Kamerun und Nigeria. Die Organisation Ärzte ohne Grenzen will ihre Rettungseinsätze im Mittelmeer wieder aufnehmen....

Erneut ist ein Boot im Mittelmeer gekentert: Nach UN-Angaben werden 42 Menschen vermisst. Sie sind nach dem Unglück vor Libyen vermutlich tot. Nun hat die NGO Ärzte ohne Grenzen angekündigt, ihre Rettungseinsätze wieder aufzunehmen....

Policy body calls for western-backed investigation into oil officials known to be at heart of illegal enterpriseA surge in state-sanctioned fuel smuggling between 2022 and 2024 cost the Libyan people about $20bn (£15bn) in lost revenue – an alarming sum that demands decisive international sanctions against those responsible, according to the most comprehensive report published on how Libya's primary revenue source has been systematically pillaged.The report by the investigative and policy body the Sentry states that “politicians and security leaders who claim to serve the public and fight organised crime have, in fact, acted as the chief architects of Libya's fuel-smuggling industry, often with backing from foreign states”. Some of the imported fuel has also been smuggled into Sudan, where it has prolonged that country's civil war. Continue reading......

Accident would add to more than 1,000 migrant deaths in central Mediterranean crossings this year....

The newly-formed Justice Fleet has suspended contact with Libya's Joint Rescue Coordination Centre....

Doctors Without Borders says it was told to leave by November 9 and that it hopes to find 'positive solution' soon....

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Syrische Flüchtlinge, die in der Hoffnung auf eine Überfahrt nach Europa in Libyen ausharren, können nun per Gratis-Flug in ihre Heimat zurückkehren. Tausende melden sich für das Programm der syrischen Regierung an. 700 haben bereits einen Passierschein....

Hannibal Gaddafi, youngest son of Muammar Gaddafi, has been held for nearly a decade without trial in Lebanon....

French Ex-President Sarkozy Given 5-Years In Prison For Libya Campaign Financing Scandal Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been sentenced to five years in prison and a €100,000 fine after being found guilty of criminal conspiracy in a high-profile case involving alleged illicit funding from the late Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, who was slain by NATO-backed rebels after US-UK-French military intervention in 2011. The 70-year-old, who served as president from 2007 to 2012 and was a hugely influential figure in right-wing politics has maintained his innocence. "What happened today is extremely serious for the rule of law and for public trust in the justice system," he said in a statement. "If they absolutely want me to sleep in jail, I will sleep in jail - but with my head held high." Via AFP He was accused during his time as president of accepting millions of euros from Gaddafi to finance his 2007 election campaign. The quid pro quo allegedly involved a commi...

Ein Schlag für Frankreichs früheren Staatschef Sarkozy: Im brisanten Prozess um angebliche Wahlkampfgelder aus Libyen wird er teilweise schuldig gesprochen – und muss ins Gefängnis....

Ein Schlag für Ex-Präsident Nicolas Sarkozy: Er soll seinen Wahlkampf 2007 mit Geld des Diktators Muammar al-Gaddafi finanziert haben. In einem von drei Anklagepunkten sprachen die Richter den Konservativen schuldig. Sarkozy will in Berufung gehen....

Paris criminal court finds Nicolas Sarkozy partly guilty in trial related to alleged campaign funds from Libya....

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was convicted by Paris judges in a case into allegations his 2007 winning campaign was covertly funded by millions of euros from the late Moammar Qaddafi's regime....

Die Vorwürfe wiegen schwer: Der französische Ex-Präsident Sarkozy soll Wahlkampfsponsoring aus Libyen angenommen haben. Heute wird das Urteil in Paris verkündet. Sarkozy droht eine mehrjährige Haftstrafe. Von Carolin Dylla....