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    Stabilized Libyan Oil Sector Amid New Regulations

    Tripoli, April 6 – Libya's oil production has risen to approximately 1.43 million barrels per day, the highest level recorded in over a decade, Chairman of Libya's National Oil Corporation, Masoud Suleiman, announced.Suleiman said on Sunday (local time) during a meeting that oil sales revenue...
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    UNSMIL Reports High Number of Mine Casualties in Libya

    Tripoli, April 5 – The United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) has stated that 63 casualties from remnants of war were recorded in 2025 alone, including 21 children.Repeated armed conflicts and unsafe storage of ammunition have left a widespread legacy of explosive ordnance...
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    Political Instability Impacts Libya's Oil Industry

    Tripoli, April 5 – The head of Libya's Presidential Council, Mohamed Al-Menfi, has instructed that no new deals be made regarding existing oil fields in the country, according to a report.The instruction to Masoud Suleiman, chairman of the National Oil Corporation (NOC), confirmed on Saturday...
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    Libyan Militia Groups Continue Fighting in Zawiya

    Tripoli, March 23 – Armed clashes broke out in Zawiya, a city about 60 km west of Tripoli, leaving one person dead, according to a local daily.Al-Bashti Al-Zahouf, a member of the city's Council of Elders and Notables, told Al-Mashhad newspaper that fighting erupted in the Dila-Qamouda area...
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    India's Measured Response to Khamenei's Death: Experts Counter Criticism

    In New Delhi, on March 3, Congress leader Sonia Gandhi strongly criticized India's apparent silence regarding the killing of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Several leaders and experts believe this criticism is unfounded.While the Middle East is experiencing a major conflict...
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    European Countries Issue Travel Advisories as Middle East Security Declines

    Brussels, February 28 – Some European countries have urged their citizens to leave or avoid travel to Iran and several other regions in the Middle East due to escalating US-Iran tensions.The British government said on Friday (local time) that it had temporarily withdrawn staff from Iran, with...
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